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Stevens case goes to the jury - Los Angeles Times
latimes.com - 10/22/2008
Stevens case goes to the jury - Los Angeles Times
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In addition, what at first seemed like slam-dunk charges that Stevens and his wife, Catherine, got a free makeover of their Alaskan home has been undercut by evidence that the Stevenses paid tens of thousands of dollars out of their own pocket for the upgrade, and that the finished product was ...
thehill.com - 10/27/2008
Sen. Ted Stevens guilty of felony charges
— thehill.com — Ted Stevens, the longest-serving Senate Republican in history and patriarch of Alaska politics, was found guilty of... all seven felony charges for making false statements. The verdict could spell the end of a 40-year Senate career for a man who rose to ... (more) Sen. Ted Stevens guilty of felony charges

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Jury finds Stevens guilty of lying about gifts: Sen. Ted Stevens
adn.com - 10/27/2008
Jury finds Stevens guilty of lying about gifts: Sen. Ted Stevens
— adn.com — WASHINGTON - A jury has found U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens guilty of all seven counts of lying... on his financial disclosure forms. It is the highest-profile felony conviction in a sweeping four-year federal investigation into corruption in Alaska politics, ... (more) Jury finds Stevens guilty of lying about gifts: Sen. Ted ...

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Jury: Stevens guilty on seven counts
politico.com - 10/27/2008
Jury: Stevens guilty on seven counts
— politico.com — Sen. Ted Stevens was convicted today on seven counts of failing to report more than $250,000 in... improper gifts.  See also: Senate expulsion rules (more) Jury: Stevens guilty on seven counts

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Jury Deliberating in Stevens Trial
TalkLeft — ... as the worst outcome of the government's investigation) may have come from Senator Stevens' mouth during his cross-examination. [more ...] ...

Senate Race Roundup
Daily Kos — ... AK-Sen: US v. Stevens went to jury today. A decision is expected tomorrow. The New York Times rounds up the trial: ...

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Jurors Deliberate in Stevens Trial — WSJ.com: Politics And Policy 10/22/2008
Jurors began deliberations in the corruption trial of Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens.
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Conviction wouldn't bar Stevens from Senate — CNN.com - Politics 10/23/2008
If U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens of Alaska is found guilty of falsifying Senate financial disclosure forms over seven years but wins re-election, he could still serve in the Senate until that body votes to expel him.