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Reuters - New Yorkers can soon take a bite out
of city crime by uploading video or photo evidence directly to
the New York Police Department, in a move welcomed on Thursday
by civil rights groups.

Sen. Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) pleaded not guilty this afternoon to charges of making false statements about more than $250,000 in renovations to his Anchorage-area home and other gifts he received from executives of an oil services company.

AP - Missouri man found guilty of murder in videotaped sex slaying, could face death penalty.

The California Supreme Court unanimously tossed the lawsuit today. The court cited the state’s whistleblower law, which bars such complaints against the University of California as long as the school system seriously considers the grievance and makes a timely decision.

Michael Alan Parish, Ardith Ann Parish, and Christopher David Troup, the owners of Parish Marketing and Development Corp., a long-time Minnesota home builder, were sentenced for conspiring to commit mortgage fraud and money laundering in connection with a scheme involving approximately 200 residences and approximately $100 million in loan proceeds.

The Fremont man charged with more than 35 felonies in connection with a 2006 hit-and-run spree that killed one person in Fremont and hurt 16 others in San Francisco is expected to be found not guilty by reason of insanity this afternoon, defense attorneys said.

Reuters - Republican Sen. Ted Stevens pleaded
not guilty on Thursday to charges of concealing more than
$250,000 in gifts from an oil services company, and his lawyer
asked for a quick trial in an effort to clear his name before
the November election.

AP - A former nurse surrendered Thursday on a murder charge in the death of her first husband, a district attorney who authorities initially believed was accidentally killed 16 years ago when he was trampled by cattle.

The widow of a district attorney who was believed stomped to death by his cattle 16 years ago surrendered to authorities Thursday on a murder charge in his death.

Reuters - A man who claimed in YouTube videos
that he had directed others to poison millions of containers of
Gerber baby food with the intent to kill babies was arrested on
Thursday, federal prosecutors said.