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A New Orleans was acquitted on April 3rd doormen at the death on the evening of New Year 2004, a college student, friends whose Georgia has been ruled out of a karaoke bar.

A jury advise about an hour before clearing Arthur Irons, the first in a series of four Türstehern go to court, as well as the death of Levon Jones, a student at the University of Georgia in the South, in New Orleans an indicator for the football tournament.

A confrontation took place shortly after, two friends of Jones, a student at the University of South Georgia, has been prescribed by the seizure Razzoo Bar & Patio on Bourbon Street. It seems not, for the dress code.

Witnesses said Jones, 26, ended on the sidewalk with four matche Türstehern him. The investigating judge, that Jones’ death was a murder, a finding that the student died in asphyxiation.

Bouncer Brandon Vicknair, 23, testified Wednesday, Jones sucker punched iron in the face as doormen were then faced with Jones’ friends and other spectators.

After hearing Mr. District Judge Raymond Bigelow, please read the judgement, Irons, 43, and rested his head verneigte as prosecutor whispered in his ear. Irons remained in the courtroom as Jones’ parents and our friends, many of them schluchzend.

“I can not believe it. I can not believe,” said Jones’ friend, Glenda Milton.

“At this moment, I am shocked and outraged, what was happening,” Victorial Keel, Levon Jones’ Cousin, “said Louisiana Weekly.” I can not believe what happened. Now, I have to ask what would be justice if everyone is served? It seems to me that this is possible, it is necessary that the facts that doormen are white, and my cousin is black. To be honest, I think that is why it a great thing for the world to know what the jury Make-up race. This man has helped to kill my cousin, and he is acquitted, if the shoe was on the other foot, would obtain the same happen? My family was injured, and I can not begin to tell you that we have a lot of pain. Levon father lost his mother, precisely during the month of February and now, to discover that one of the men who helped to kill her son, was acquitted ….. You can not start arise, as it is touching.

“I hope that the jurors to relax and think, f, go in love, you can go Killer? For once, let’s just put aside the factor, race and think of the lives and loves Levon After he left. What do you when a call for a spring night, and it is 1:35 friends your child to say that your daughter or died? And you discover that she died, because the colour of their skin? Would angry and you want to reply. Do you really know how things are going to lose touch a loved one about some nonsense? It is so sad to know that we live in a world that remains Voit in the color of your skin your destiny, regardless of what is presented. If you are white, you are guilty, but not when you are black, as you are drunk, violent, exuberant, angry person, has been found guilty of what he deserves. It’s not fair I only hope and pray that they are not for you, unless you have about this tragedy. It is something that the jury was composed of 11 whites and one black with two white jurors. Given that this process has so many racial tensions, it would be more fair to have a greater diversification of the jury pool.

“I am only in the pursuit of justice, and I pray and hope that in the next three studies show that the justice system works,” Keel said.

Born in New Orleans in the United States and former candidate Deven Collins, the Senate called Thursday stopping unbelievable.

“Only in America is a videotape of murder is not sufficient for a conviction. This is just happening, race relations in New Orleans as the thinner they are already. Unless l ‘black man does not understand that racism still exists, if for any confusion.

Savwoir Dalton, a spokesman for the Orleans Parish District Attorney’s Office, made a statement, said: “We accept the verdict of the jury, and we focus on the next round of studies.”

In a statement late Thursday, Sydney Arroyo, a spokesman for Razzoo, said: “While the owners and staff are sad Razzoo, a fact, if a tragic loss of life, after four days , the process of obtaining evidence in the conviction that their trial, the jury is not the only culprit, and was impeccable. Given that the events in connection with this incident to continue our justice system pending, we must respect to the absence of any other comments at this time. ”

Despite this statement, the owner Gaetana Razzoo Edin Overhead was placed in the courtroom after the verdict was read, said someone on their mobile phones: “I was very, very good news.”

Defender Ralph Whalen has a comment on the results was the case after the judgement is not to read.

The vote was 10-2 acquired at least 10 votes were required for the jury of 12 people to reach a judgement.

Whalen had arguments at the close Jones had a heart condition, died in cardiac arrest and had a blood alcohol limit nearly double the limit values set by law for the tour.

“And when he could no longer fight and fight, he was released,” said Whalen.

But Assistant Attorney Greg Thompson, asserts that the doormen who “do not bother to listen, as the public, and she pleaded flehte Levon let go.” “If Levon Jones was not in custody during the night, he would still be alive today? That’s all, we must ask you,” said Thompson.

Lawyer Danatus King, the president of the branch of New Orleans by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, said Friday morning, “meaning that the race is a who’s still want to be at the head of the town. is at the promotion of defiance to justice, especially when one considers race Make-up of the jury, which, unlike the process by Orleans Parish. It is simply the nature of the race reinforces the problems we have here in the city and highlights Even some of the comments were by Dr. Ed Blakely problems of a racial nature of the city. We are aware that these are real problems of race, and they do not go away. It takes a little work, in the commune for us to reflect Plus.

The king said Louisiana Weekly expects its cases to be discussed Wednesday of the NAACP, the New Orleans branch of encounter.

In addition, with homicide are Clay Montz, 35, and Matthew Taylor, 25 Manslaughter, up to 40 years in prison. The four studies were commissioned from New Orleans, because the general public.

May not be provided as a matter of money agreements exhilarating appeal, as the former Attorney General Charles Foti against some of the largest insurers in the nation after Hurricane Katrina, said a lawyer claimants on April 2.

Foti, in association with private lawyers for the suit, just a few days after he was dismissed, office, the insurer began a costly price system and of conspiracy to take advantage of insurance After the hurricane in August 2005.

US District Court Judge Jay Zainey rejected an offer of lawyers of the claimants to the transmission of the jurisdiction of the State in cases where Foti, it was filed in the past year. Zainey agreed with lawyers for the insurer, who said that the case is a class action is the Federal Supreme Court.

People, he points out, are not considered as collective action, because the insured may not be a party and can not claim reimbursement of all species, “if the event is a success.

“If you win, where does the money come from?”Zainey he asked the lawyer Stephen Herman.

Herman said money from the ruling could be filed in the coffers of the state and public funds, subject to the legislative authority.

“It is not clear in my head, such as recreation, if any, would be paid or assigned to anyone,’’said Herman.

The suit raises Allstate Insurance Co., State Farm Fire and Casualty Co., and several other insurers are working jointly on pricing, the fact manipulating the estimates of damage and low-ball claims after Hurricane Katrina and Rita devastated by the State during the year 2005.

Foti, loans, the third in October 2007, a primary school, in collaboration with the private sector to lawyers in the case less than a month later. A spokesman for the new Attorney General James “Buddy”Caldwell said Foti successor has not decided if it continues to pursue the matter, which is effective for unspecified monetary damages, plus attorney’s fees and costs .

“We will now advisor to our lawyers and make a decision without delay,”Caldwell said in a written statement.

Caldwell said he inherited some “neugierig”Fälle of Foti, campaign, organized in collaboration with donors on several files, several costumes dollars on his way out of the office.

Some of the same private lawyers, representing the AG to the finding of price against the insurer also Foti, Jan. 14 - his last day in office - the latter, Amgen Inc, the most World at large, biotech companies, on alleged pricing system.

Foti’s suit accuses against insurers, businesses processing technical reports and delaying payments in an effort to force the insurance settlement for damages, which is lower than their real value.

In a press release of November 7, 2007, the insurer said Foti “actions”, in which unjust enrichment at the expense of the state, insurance and commerce in Louisiana.”

Zainey said insured seem “offended”if the parties to the allegations are true, but Herman said, the case is” for the integrity of Marktes”und is broader than the interests of policyholders.

“The first offence, for the market, and all others, it appears that,”he said.

Insurers’ lawyers say Foti mirrors other cases, measures that are in the same class of private lawyers in the federal court in New Orleans.

“Litt after a negative decision in a class of shares of the previous (Foti) wants a dispute with the same class action which already exist in the current court proceedings in a state court in Louisiana, lawyers in front of assureurs”écrit the court papers.

However, appellants appeal is Foti’s “völlig”unterscheidbar other cases.

Moreover, as defendants in the suit: Lafayette Insurance Co., USAA Casualty Insurance Co., Farmers Insurance Exchange Standard Fire Insurance Co., and several companies, with insurers concerning the processing of requests for Katrina and Rita.

Allstate said spokesman Michael Siemienas Foti’s costume “reiterates that has rejected in the past.”

“Allstate is strong for this fight, and we think that this case should fall under the jurisdiction of the federal government,”he added.

The share of Allstate Corp., the parent company of Allstate Insurance Co., fell 7 cents to $ 49.71 in trading late afternoon April 2nd

April 7, 2008 — In Louisiana, the candidates who led in the first round of congressional primaries on March 8 won relatively easy victories in Saturday’s runoffs to choose standard bearers for the May 3 General Election. The elections are to fill two vacancies in the Pelican State’s US House delegation.

1st District  (Metairie, etc.)

State Sen. Steve Scalise (R) won the Republican nomination in Saturday’s runoff to replace former US Rep. Bobby Jindal (R), who resigned to become governor. With 100% of the precincts counted, Scalise had 19,334 (58%) to 13,956 (42%) for state Rep. Tim Burns. In this district, the Republican primary is tantamount to election.

In the first primary on March 8, Scalise led with 48% to 28% for Burns. Slidell Mayor Ben Morris, who finished third in the first primary with 21%, endorsed Burns in the runoff, but that was not enough to stop Scalise’s  momentum after his near-majority in the first vote. Scalise, 43,is a computer systems engineer. He served three terms in the state House of Representatives prior to his election to the state Senate.

Scalise faces Democratic nominee Gilda Reed, a University of New Orleans psychology professor with labor union backing, in the General Election. Reed won the Democratic Primary on March 8 with 71%. Scalise is heavily favored to defeat Reed in this very Republican district, which President Bush carried with 71% in 2004. Safe Republican.

6th District (Baton Rouge, etc.)

In the 6th District, both Democrats and Republicans had runoffs Saturday to choose a nominee for the congressional seat vacated by US Rep. Richard Baker (R), who resigned to enter private business.

Louis “Woody” Jenkins, a longtime state legislator and a major force among the state’s conservative Republicans, easily won the Republican runoff. Jenkins  received 15,177 votes (62%) to 9,327 (38%) for businesswoman Laurinda Calongne.

In the first primary on March 8, Jenkins came in first with 49.86%, narrowly missing a victory without a runoff. Calongne was in second place with 25%, followed by Baker aide Paul Sawyer, who came in third with 23%. In the runoff campaign, Sawyer, who had attacked Jenkins in the first primary campaign, endorsed Calongne. Jenkins, however, received the backing of Livingston Parish President Mike Grimmer (D), the top ranking official in the second largest parish in the district.

Jenkins, 61, is a community newspaper publisher and former television broadcaster. While he had the strong conservative backing that he has enjoyed in his previous races, in this campaign, he made an effort to appeal to more moderate voters, for example  featuring a photograph of himself with John McCain on his website.

On the Democratic side, trial lawyer and state Rep. Dan Cazayoux defeated African-American state Rep. Michael Jackson with 19,803 (57%) to 15,063 (43%). In first primary, Cazayoux led with 35%, to Jackson’s 27%. Initially, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) recruited Cazayoux, who is white, to run against Baker. However, after Baker resigned and a number of candidates, black and white, entered the race, the DCCC remained neutral. Black attorney Jason DeCuir, who finished third with 19% in the first primary, endorsed Jackson, but that was not enough to help Jackson overtake Cazayoux.
In addition, in the May 3 General Election, Ashley Casey, a former aide to last year’s millionaire gubernatorial candidate John Georges, is one of three independents on the ballot and could be a factor in the race. Casey, who has the support of Georges, has said if elected she would caucus with the Republicans.

The 6th District votes Republican, but not strongly as the 1st District. President Bush carried the 6th with 59% in 2004 and Jindal carried it with 56% in the 2007 governor’s race. But, though the closed primaries make a direct comparison difficult, Democrats can be encouraged by the greater Democratic turnout in the first primary, as well as in the runoff. The district is 63% white, 33% black. If the district’s African-American voters unite behind Cazayoux, the race is likely to be competitive. For now, however, it Leans Republican.

Jerry C. Blanchard was chosen as senior project manager in the WHL architecture. Previously, he worked at LSU, the management and planning of the construction of the campus facilities, including six years as associate director sports facilities for athletes.

Gerard J. “Jerry” Jolly was elected to the board of directors of KPMG LLP. He is managing partner of the agency from Baton Rouge and national authorities branch manager of the Mid Market.

Paula Scarton was chosen as vice-president in compliance with Amedisys Inc., she was director of information technology and audit for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana.

Terry Serio has been chosen as director of development for the Manship Theatre in the Shaw Center for the Arts. He was director of sales at Cox Communications, and the former head of the station WVLA, Channel 33

Rhonda Shea was chosen as vice-president, Chamber of Commerce Relationship Manager for the commercialization of Baton Rouge Iberia bank. She was vice president of a bank Whitney.

Rob Ferguson has been appointed coordinator of the LSU Agricultural Center soybean, maize and sorghum extension of education. He was previously an extension. Ferguson is the LSU AgCenter Lee Dean’s Research Center and Extension Center in Alexandria.

Paul McCown was as chief financial officer of Trace Security. It was Senior Vice President of core technologies in Equifax.

Perry, “Jeff” Smith Jr. Was chosen as vice-president in Cos Excel. Villeneuve Prairie-based industrial construction, maintenance, engineering and fabrication of the tube. He was director of the Governor’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness of Louisiana.

Sue McNabb has been selected as chairman of the Committee on Responsible Gaming International Masters of Gaming Law. She is a former collaborator of the Louisiana Office of the General Counsel. McNabb developed Louisiana’s Gambling Treatment Referral Program, another program for non-violent offenders whose criminal activity is the result of a gambling problem in the treatment.

David J. Bondy Jr. Has been appointed a member of the Dean’s Advisory Council of the LSU-EJ Ourso College of Business. He is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of LUBA Workers’ Comp. DAC-Werke to promote and improve the E.J. Ourso College.

Albemarle Corp., Dr. Niomi Krzystowczyk as vice president of the division health, safety and the environment. She was director of the company responsible for the product, Corporate Risk Management and sustainability of Albemarle SH & E-group.

PLAQUEMINE - A 10-year-old murder case, the return to management Wednesday in court, where a conference call on Tuesday to delay the proceedings.

A date for a new process was put will be held Wednesday a hearing, but Iberville Parish Registrar of the Court record show that the conference call, Tuesday, to determine if the defendant, Clint Martinez, a two-week survival.

Martinez, 40, Bayou Sorrel, was founded in 1999 on charges of first degree murder and trucks in the 1998 arson of killing Leander “Lee” Johnson, who is also the Bayou Sorrel, and as Martinez testimony best friend.

Martinez-ended process in 2002 failed because the jury blocked, although his lawyers learned later, he was only one vote away from winning acquittal.

In January 2005, Judge Jerome Winsberg, appointed by the Supreme Court of Louisiana in 1999 quashed the indictment, trial, that the process would be even Martinez of a violation of the constitutional protection against double jeopardy .

Winsberg, which is composed of retired Orleans Parish Criminal Bank, was in critical judgement on the conduct of the trial period of 18 Right District Judge James Best

However Winsberg decision Martinez ‘indictment has been fundamentally changed by the state 1st Circuit Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court of Louisiana.

Thus, the case again in a District Court Plaquemine - with three changes.

The indictment was amended in 1999, and Martinez has happened to the second-degree murder, rather than first degree murder. A second-degree murder conviction to a maximum rate of detention for life without probation. First degree murder may have the effect of a death sentence or life in prison. The increase in arson fee is maintained.

Parquet is the case at present, the office of Attorney General of Louisiana, rather than the staff of the District Attorney Ricky Ward.

District Judge Alvin Batiste hear, the case is that the best in the 2002 study.

Johnson died in a fire in his camper van in 1998. Prosecutors have argued fire Martinez, in the fire and the death of Johnson.

The study of 2002 was a sensation, with the indictment, the two men were in a triangle of love.

Nine-time champion Louisiana Downs training Cole Norman calls for the killing of culpable negligence, a reduced fee of murder, Thursday, in the Garland County (Ark.) Circuit Court

Norman was arrested after a car accident killed Virginia Heath, 86, Arkansas on a highway south of Hot Springs, in February of last year. Heath was a distant relative of former President Bill Clinton.

Norman’s guilty plea was on the day of his trial, it was expected to begin. After the plea is guilty, began jurors to testify at the hearing in the sentencing phase.

Norman, 39, received his first training at Louisiana Downs titles in the year 1998. He won all titles in training Bossier City track in the 2006 season. Norman also won six titles in training Oaklawn Park, Arkansas. He was one of the first coaches Nation’s during this period.

Norman has been under the spotlight for other reasons in recent years.

Norman has escaped a little less serious injuries in a car accident in Grand Prairie, Texas, in 2006. He broke his neck in a mirror of all-terrain vehicles. And in November last year, it was Bossier Parish, to the detriment of the road, while intoxication, so that the scene of an accident, damage to property and simple criminal and illegal possession Lortab Xanax.

Norman has also had its share of problems on the road recently. During the year 2005, it was prohibited from competing for one year in California after one of his horses tested positive milkshaking - the practice of increasing the endurance of a horse, a daily mixture of baking soda, sugar or a sports drink.

Later, he was temporarily posted in Louisiana, after two of his horses Delta Downs in Vinton exceeded the permissible level of dissolved carbon dioxide.

Norman accidents in the past, came Thursday at the sentencing phase.

Deputy Attorney Joe M. Graham said that the accident took the lives Heath was only one of three cases in a year’s time, if Norman’s conduct, it would be assigned to the mention of the police. He said that the recent incident is “only a permanent forum of a course of conduct, where he, among other things, life is in danger.”

James M. Pratt Jr., Norman’s attorney, said Norman, the jury acknowledged that it had caused the deaths’s Heath - “, which he regrets terribly, and lives every day” - but stressed that his client was not ” barreling drunk on the road or by someone for illicit drugs. ”

Toxciology post-accident reports in the case showed Heath Norman was driving under the influence of hydrocodone, oxycodone, Xanax and Prozac.

Pratt, “said Norman” gave rise to a lot of pills with a doctor who is an addiction and to fight the pain, he developed because of back problems and neck broken in December 2005.

Among the witnesses was adopted on Thursday, Arkansas State Police Cpl. Jorge Oseguera. He said Norman’s speech was “drunk” and that the coaches gave him two bottles of medicine, he said that he had, and voluntarily gave blood and urine samples.

Richard Morrisett, a professor of pharmacology at the University of Texas, and an expert in neuropharmacology, testified that Xanax - a tranquilizer widespread fear and drugs - in the large dose of narcotics, a patient unconscious.

Morrisett testified the amount in the system of Norman, was more than three times the standard dose.

Morisett said, although some built on tolerance, Norman, Norman, would still be significantly affected by the amount of drugs in his system.

“I can not believe it has even knowingly,” said Morrisett.

“When he followed the instructions (recipe), all of this could have happened.”

The prosecution rested its case Thursday, and defense was scheduled to present their case

Today, the former St. Tammany Parish Council Member Joe Impastato is to plead guilty cost of extortion and money laundering. According to the Confederation of prosecutors, Impastato erpresste $ 50000 a businessman Lacombe in a shop with Schutt Post-Katrina clean-up.

Impastato was scheduled for April 14 process, but he lost a ruling Central last week, that the elements of his defence devastated. Impastato is attempted to extort $ 50000 for the work of a contract for the storm Schutt Pontchartrain Chipping Lacombe in the courtyard.

This guilty plea for clearly shows that political corruption is being spread on both sides of Lake Pontchartrain and the entire state of Louisiana. Fortunately, we have a tenacious US Attorney Jim Letten and in a very impressive group of the prosecutors in that office, who have worked tirelessly to examine the politics of corruption. For example, yesterday, Jefferson Moses, the brother of the Congress MP Bill Jefferson, was published for the corruption of a member of the Orleans Parish School Board.

The investigation continues and the media in an intense political mischief spotlight, I hope, a few years of the politics of corruption in our country is finally beginning to decrease. Currently, we have a policy of corruption rampant in Louisiana, with black and white politicians from both sides north and south shoreline. The plea Impastato silence critics who say that the US Attorney’s Office is only interested in pursuing African American policies. The dress Faltig “investigation is another example of corruption, the Board determined the suburbs.

Wait for the series of accusations, to continue, so that each of us has in Louisiana parenthesis for more difficulties. Until this is not a thing of the past, Louisiana will never be able to turn the corner and improve our image and the economic climate, but it is clear that we are going to make progress.

With Jim Letten, as the United States Attorney General and Governor Jindal ethics reform pushes Baton Rouge, there are good reasons to be optimistic in the long struggle against political corruption in Louisiana.

It’s the sound of Mardi Gras, but this season, one year’s carnival krewe the good times roll in the zone poor throw beads … Instead, obscene behaviour and failing.

“It was not just one individual, who was a float. I refer to all the floating knew exactly what is happening, and they all to himself, “said City Administrator John Cardone.

Mardi Gras, a public event and the family in southwestern Louisiana, the City of Lake Charles Board proposes civil settlements hardest when it comes to all the parades.

“The fact that this language can be clearly understood by the viewer or parade can be heard by other members of the public in all premises or buildings near the parade route from general is a violation,” said the Lofton lawyer Billy city.

To set the city on the definition of what is obscene and Lofton and assistant city attorney Thomas Shunette explain pursuant to the FCC case.

“Vulgar, offensive, profane, indecent, omissions and / or obscene language includes language like ‘Q’ Word, and it is close to cousins,” said Lofton.

“Anything that is described every language, the situations described graphically banned as obscene in the event of a move,” said Thomas.

But Council members wanted to know which of the implementation of these new regulations?

“Rather than being ertappt, who said, you know, and everybody is in everybody else, we can not really what this track down,” said the chairman of the Council of EU Marshall Simien.

“Is it depend on the police or the consultation, citizens can complain, or, as is still the implementation, which is being implemented,” said Council Woman Luvertha Augusta.

Citizens and visitors can Parade report infringements of this regulation, but it would be at most law enforcement agencies in implementing and quote. The holder of the authorization for the float would ultimately be responsible and a fine of up to $ 250 per violation, and if the entire krewe found all participants, they begin a fine.

“This could stop it,” said Councilman Carl Dana Jackson.

Officials say they intend to become familiar with southwestern Louisiana Mardi Gras Association strengthening its rules, including in particular, when the float against the regulation, as krewe parade lose their deposit an amount of the fine, and the Town.

In addition, at its meeting on Wednesday, the city of Lake Charles Board adopted two regulations on the provision of funds to help, two important developments. The projects to benefit, and Lakefront Drive and parks master plan for the park Tuten. This would allow the City apply to the Louisiana State Parks grant 300000 dollars for the city with other people, at least 150000 dollars.

In a shock to the fixing of prices for the former Attorney General Charles Foti against insurance companies last fall, US District Court Judge Jay Zainey decided today that the suit and must remain under federal jurisdiction is treated as a category Action.

After being held in Orleans Parish Civil District Court in November, insurance removed, the color of the Federal Court, as they did with Katrina, most of the litigation. But the State of Louisiana have sought around him back to the court.

The event is the basis of a law of the State requested that the Commission’s monopoly Louisiana law, the national courts are by some as a meeting place for the friendly case.

On behalf of insurance companies and adaptation of software companies as defendants in the Anti-Trust-trial lawyer Harry Rosenberg asserts that Foti’s costume is actually a class action lawsuit filed on behalf of costume insured. Among the conditions of equity Class Action Act, a federal law, so that lawyers in the year 2005 forum shopping “, in the case of the Federal Court shall,” he said.

“In this case, there is clearly a collective action, or at least a mass action, and (Class Action Equity Act) court is justified,” said Rosenberg, a lawyer for the Fire Insurance Co., better known under the name of passengers.

But the argument of the State of Louisiana, New Orleans attorney Stephen Herman, said, the real party is in the interest of the State, rather than the insured, because the vast deterioration of the economy.

“The case is much broader than the rights of policyholders,” he said.

Foti’s costume, drawing heavily labour lawyers in New Orleans working event of a hurricane, says, a conspiracy of insurance companies and their suppliers to manipulate, the value of the damage estimates calculated using software, the rights to customize.

On Wednesday morning, the hearing was the first in the case, Foti v. Allstate Insurance Co., as the Attorney General Caldwell Buddy function. On the road, Caldwell whether two complaints against the insurance Foti has been solid, and said he had a more precise, before deciding if it is to proceed.

Tammi Arender Herring, director of communications for the new Attorney General, attended the hearing Wednesday, but said that his office would not be able to Caldwell, until the situation had been informed.

Lawyers for both parties Zainey said that the decision could be challenged.

An appeal is under way in the other trial, Foti against insurance companies, a suit, which seeks even more money on behalf of the Road Home candidates who have perhaps not been able to collect all, they are allowed to do so. It should also remove the Federal Tribunal, and efforts to return to court were rejected.

If the bill sets Milby Ariel’s expensive, over-the-top “,” Sweet 16 “bash? Chances, he was not her father, Gary, but hundreds of people - old, many of them — which he claims Geschwindelt of millions of dollars in the form of investment in oil fraudulent false and Gas Limited Partnerships.

In a motion filed in September of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (the authority responsible for the enforcement of federal law Securities and regulation of securities markets and industry market share), Milby says that diverted at least $ 12 million to investors - funds in offshore accounts, family and trusts. The cash was also used, the SEC said, the financing of the Milbys “extravagant lifestyle and payments to the child.

According to the SEC complaint, Milby and his company, Mid-America Energy, Inc. conducted a fraud oil and gas system so that investment getrickst nearly 400 people from more than $ 19 million. For his alleged violations of the SEC is a permanent provision against false Oil Tycoon, disgorgement with prejudgment interest, a civil penalty and money from one account Milby finances.

Milby - faces charges for a single felony criminal fraud in Louisiana - The SEC declined to fees and maintains his innocence.

“In the years 2005 and 2006, Milby and Mid-America offered and sold in at least 30 of the interests of oil and gas, investment in programmes on false and misleading information to the effect of” a statement in SEC Regarding read. “[Milby] misconception that the investments were registered with the [SEC], and wrongly, that investors receive. Grundlos claims that, as regards the production of oil and wrongly, that the Mid - America investors to make huge profits. hidden [Milby] as important information on [his] last bankrupt and its seven years of bar drilling in Texas. ”

In addition, Milby not inform investors that several agencies of the State Securities, the investment had been deemed illegal and ordered to [him], to do business in those countries. Rather [the company] has demanded, among other things, that the Mid-America was the nature and manner, as a leading national oil production. “The complaint further alleges that” [Milby] disservice to the use of revenues from the production and sales and false and diverted approximately $ 12 million of funds raised. ”

It removes to be with him all those her daughter was not 16’s Birthday Party on MTV’s “My Super Sweet 16. Milbys” episode aired during the show in the fourth season, on February 12, 2007.

Ariel’s coming of age soiree a discussion of the tales of glorious new heights. Not only was she a talented BMW 3 Series, horse-drawn carriages, but which provided partial invited to a house of the tent, in which exploitation and crazy Possen Disco balls wavered. Ariel came in a helicopter, and the ceremonies were suffocated by a fireworks display. During the program, viewers learned that Ariel’s Pop oilman was a success. The father-daughter pair even turned some of his alleged drilling before moving to a festive purchases. “I love oil,” said Mr. Sharon during the episode. Oil and cars, shoes and bags. ”

During the target emission is somewhere in the preteen college at the age demographic, Ariel’s “Super Sweet” segment also suspect some of the state.

“Le Show, MTV really Milby on the road map”, Pane, Frank Pinto, a fraud investigator with the Louisiana Office of Financial Institutions, told the New York Times. “The people have really strengthened with him.”

According to the SEC, Milby - boasted, which appear to potential investors, that no one had “lost money,” cooperation with it - occasionally offers private placement to sell, through partnerships limited liability by the two companies in possession of him, Mid-America Energy and Mid-America Oil and Gas. money has been invested in shallow holes in Kentucky. Milby, it transmits to investors receive month - almost as many as in 4800 dollars - 30 to 50 years. None of those who fell by Milby’s system several times throughout their investments, the Times reported.

James Wynne, a lawyer representing about 75 of Milby investors in a number of disputes, “said the paper, it is already over $ 5.1 million declarations against Milby law, but they have yet to make him a tenth of a dollar. Milby’s attorney, Hunter Durham, the counterpart is that all relevant information had been presented to investors before they indicated that their cash and several wells drilled, oil Hit-what some profits for investors.

Milby, in an interview with the Times, said that one of his ex-wife paid Ariel’s Party, and it refers to trade with another car to pay for his daughter Beemer. “If investors believe that I am stealing their money, they are wrong,” he said. “I am as a broker Church of the right mouse button. We spent and spent and spent and borrowed and borrowed and, for the sole purpose of these wells [which now closed].”

Milby says that other investors have a return on their investment. “They lie,” he told the newspaper. “You have control of everything that we have promised them. But nobody ever gets enough money. Are you? Sandte I am a man with a cheque for $ 18000, and asked for sympathy, this’ $ 22000 was not. is exactly the nature and the way of man.