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David Finn Defends Gun Violation

A 65-year-old Little Elm woman was arrested Wednesday morning after carrying a revolver aboard a plane at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.

Transportation Security Administration officials notified police about 6 a.m. that the woman had grabbed her belongings off a checkpoint conveyor belt and walked away before TSA agents spotted the .38-caliber handgun.

Judith Kenney’s lawyer, David Finn, said she had simply forgotten the gun was in her computer bag.

Jury begins deliberations in concert assault case

A jury will resume deliberations Thursday in the trial of a 20-year-old Plano man accused of sucker-punching a UCLA tennis player, resulting in a brain injury two years ago. The jury of eight women and four men began deliberations about 2 p.m. Wednesday and...

Former head of Dallas’ Solar Soccer club indicted on charges he stole $800,000.

The former chairman and president of one of Dallas’ biggest youth soccer clubs was indicted Wednesday on charges that he stole more than $800,000 from the Solar Soccer Club.

A grand jury indicted George David Ringer, 58, on two charges of theft and misappropriation of funds. In a bankruptcy filing last year, Ringer admitted owing Solar $900,000 — a debt he wanted a federal judge to cancel.

David Finn Interviewed Regarding Felony Deportations

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“Blood Oath” Sealed Stanford Deal, Court Is Told

HOUSTON â R. Allen Stanfordâs relationship with the chief regulator of his Antigua bank was closer than most.

James M. Davis, Mr. Stanfordâs chief financial officer, leaving court on Thursday with his wife, Lori, and lawyer, David Finn.

At a meeting in 2003, they became blood brothers, cutting their wrists and mixing their blood in a âbrotherhood ceremonyâ? that Mr. Stanfordâs chief financial officer said promoted an elaborate scheme to hide a multibillion-dollar fraud from American and other regulators.

David Finn Defends Gun Violation

Jury begins deliberations in concert assault case

Former head of Dallas’ Solar Soccer club indicted on charges he stole $800,000.

David Finn Interviewed Regarding Felony Deportations

“Blood Oath” Sealed Stanford Deal, Court Is Told

Former Stanford CFO Cooperates With Feds

Accused financier Stanford hospitalized hours before ex-finance chief pleads guilty

Lawyer: Greed May Explain Former Stanford Associate’s Actions

David Finn – Stanford CFO Plea Interview

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