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: TMZ Celebrity JusticeQuaids Show Up to Court, Plead Not Guilty
By TMZ Staff
Filed under: Celebrity Justice
TMZ.com: Recidivist hearing skippers Randy and Evi Quaid actually made it into a Santa Barbara courtroom today -- where they pleaded not guilty to felony chargers of defrauding an innkeeper.The duo, who were taken into custody over the weekend after skipping ... Read moreFull post as published by TMZ Celebrity Justice on December 22, 2009 (boomark / email).
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