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Louisiana Regulator Brown to Stay Free Pending Appeal District Judge Edith Brown Clement in New Orleans. Clement threw out two of the seven counts on which Brown was convicted (BestWire, Jan. 29, 2001). Former Gov. Edwin Edwards and ... Source: BestWire Date: February 28, 2001 Subscription or Purchase Required
Louisiana Commissioner Gets Six Months in Jail and $50,000 Fine District Judge Edith Brown Clement in New Orleans. Clement overturned two of the counts Jan. 29. Clement is the judge who sentenced Brown on Jan. 31. Key to Brown's argument for ... Source: BestWire Date: January 31, 2001 Subscription or Purchase Required
Two of Seven Counts Against Louisiana Commissioner Brown Thrown Out Brown said in a statement. Brown asked for acquittal or new trials for the seven counts, but arguments for dismissing two of the seven counts were heard Jan. 17 by U.S. District ... Source: BestWire Date: January 29, 2001 Subscription or Purchase Required
Hearing on New Trial for Brown Rescheduled Originally scheduled for Jan. 10, the date was changed because of a scheduling conflict, according to court documents. The hearing will be held before U.S. District Judge Edith ... Source: BestWire Date: December 26, 2000 Subscription or Purchase Required
