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Kyrgyzstan’s government is providing information to American officials as part of a U.S. effort to extradite the son of the ousted Kyrgyz president from the U.K. to face insider-trading charges.
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Dominique Strauss-Kahn , who resigned yesterday as head of the International Monetary Fund, asked a second judge to release him on bail over charges that he sexually assaulted and attempted to rape a hotel maid in Manhattan.
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A Columbia University student arrested last year on drug charges will enroll in a treatment program allowing him to avoid a criminal record.
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A group of Columbia University students accused of selling drugs on the Ivy League school’s New York campus rejected plea deals offered by prosecutors at a court hearing in state Supreme Court.
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A top New York prosecutor disqualified herself from the case of Dominique Strauss-Kahn because her husband works for the International Monetary Fund chief’s defense lawyer.
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Zvi Goffer, a former deputy of Galleon Group LLC co-founder Raj Rajaratnam, employed corrupt lawyers who passed tips on deals and used disposable mobile phones to communicate, a prosecutor told a jury in New York.
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A Columbia University student arrested last year on drug charges pleaded guilty, accepting a deal with prosecutors.
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Adam Hochfelder , the co-founder of the real estate investment company Max Capital Management Corp., who stole about $20 million from banks, friends and family members, was sentenced to as long as eight years in prison.
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The hotel maid who accused Dominique Strauss-Kahn , the ex-International Monetary Fund managing director now charged with sexual assault and attempted rape, hired additional legal counsel in anticipation of an attack on her reputation and credibility, her lawyer said.
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Jose Stephan Perez, one of five Columbia University students arrested a year ago and accused of selling drugs on campus, pleaded guilty to a felony count of drug possession.
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