Records On Withholding Evidence In Ramadugu Case
Attorney James Burge charged the Ohio Ramadugu case with withheld records that could aid an acquittal. Prosecutors and the public records office debated blackouts on 282 pages, including notes about uncharged suspects and medical records. Ramadugu was acquitted on several counts, while officials considered disciplinary steps.
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Ramadugu
James Burge
Burge
Ohio Supreme Court
Michael Szekely
Szekely
The
Chronicle
White
Tim Smith
Center For Privacy and the First Amendment
Kent State University School of Journalism
Smith
State Medical Board of
Ohio
David
Ramaduell
Pelham Place
Avon
Emh Regional Medical Center
Edward M. Zaleski
Zaleski
Common Pleas
Wreck At Aq Lorain Brings Reflections On Risk And Loss
WRECK AT Aq Lorain caused injuries and raised questions about what triggered the crash. One bystander, Nancy Henes, described the scene as terrifying and recalled helping those hurt, including a woman in a wheelchair and her daughter. Community members spoke of racing risks and shared close ties amid tragedy.
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Lorain
Sunshine Law Dispute Over Private Meetings in County Newsroom
Cuyahoga County commissioners face scrutiny over administrative sessions and private briefings. Officials defend legality while critics say such meetings erode open government. Commissioner Blair and Moore emphasize following legal counsel and avoiding exemptions. Innes provides cases clarifying when information gathering counts as deliberations.
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Smith
Innes
Appellate Court
Cate
Cuyahoga County
Joseph Nanni
Vasi
Betty Blair
Gerry Innes
David Moore
Chronicle- Telegram
Blair
Summit 100000 Violence Erupts During Demonstration
A minority of militants broke from a peaceful march to clash with police, set fires, and attack lines. At least 228 people were hurt Saturday, including 73 police officers. President Bush condemned the violence and urged democratic process.
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Bush
Leaders defend aid focus at summit with Chirac
President Bush and Jacques Chirac spoke during a photo session as eight leaders, behind palace walls, pledged to aid the world's poorest regions. They voiced regret over a protest death while Bush announced a $100 million rise to AIDS relief funding, totaling $300 million, and discussed possible changes to future summits.
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Jacques Chirac
Chirac
Bush
U.S
Renato Ruggiero
Elyria records reveal deletions in Ramadugu rape case files
Public records from the Elyria Police Department show extensive redactions in the Ramadugu case files. The 1998 alleged rape and assault of two accusers involved blacked out sections in a 63 page first report, with many pages partially or fully removed, plus notes on subpoenas and forensic opinions.
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Attorney General
Smith
Ramadugu
Ohio
Chuck Gallion
Gallion
Elyria
Elyria Police Department
Ashok Ramadugu
Emh Regional Medical Center
EMH
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
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