Celebrities Win in Court Highlighted by Cosby and O Connor
Los Angeles experts note celebrities often appear to win in high profile cases though overall outcomes vary. Carroll O Connor and Bill Cosby emerged victorious in two publicized suits, while Harry Perzigian criticized juries for bias toward stars. O Connors son Hugh died by suicide at 32 after a cocaine battle in 1995, a detail he referenced during testimony.
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Jury silent on Cosby during Autumn Jackson extortion trial
Jurors in Autumn Jackson extortion case spoke little about Bill Cosby, focusing on the crime. Jackson sought 40 million from a man she claimed as her father. she faces up to 12 years and 750000 in fines at Oct. 22 sentencing.
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Foes seek compromise on budget tax cuts and health care
Washington talks between Clinton administration officials and Republican leaders aimed to hammer out a budget agreement by 2002. Key issues included a $500 per child tax credit, health initiative funding, and spending cuts across domestic programs. The effort sought to claim political victories for both sides as revenue surpluses reduce deficit fears.
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