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"Judges hear Craig's appeal; Attorneys focus on mail-in-plea aspect of restroom case"

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"Judges hear Craig's appeal; Attorneys focus on mail-in-plea aspect of restroom case": The St. Paul Pioneer Press contains this article today.

The Minneapolis Star Tribune reports today that "Craig asks Appeals Court to toss guilty plea; An attorney for the Idaho Republican senator sought to have the disorderly conduct conviction dismissed for lack of evidence; The three-judge panel will rule within 90 days."

The Idaho Statesman contains an article headlined "Minnesota Court of Appeals sent mixed signals on how it might rule, Idaho lawyer says."

And The New York Times reports that "Senator Seeks Withdrawal of Guilty Plea in Sex Sting."

Full post as published by How Appealing on September 11, 2008 (boomark / email).

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