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James Woods settles suit over brothera s death
Woods claimed Kent Hospital was negligent in the death of his 49-year-old brother, who had a heart attack and died in its emergency room after going there with a sore throat and vomiting.
'Ghosts of Mississippi' prosecutor turned judge faces prison for lying to FBI in bribery probe
Bobby DeLaughter made history as a young prosecutor who put away a notorious civil rights-era assassin.
Lawyer: Woodsa brother did not get proper care
Sammy Sosa's new look A A Nov. 9: When his former Chicago Cubs teammates see retired slugger Sammy Sosa's mug, many are doing a double take.
Actor Woods sues RI hospital in brother's death
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Actor James Woods sues Rhode Island hospital over brother's death
Two-time Oscar-nominated actor James Woods has sued a Rhode Island hospital over the 2006 death of his younger brother.
Late, great actors get prime roles
More often than not, superstardom in Hollywood doesn't pan out for actors. In some cases, actors ascend to the ranks of being number one on the call sheet but find that they aren't cut out to carry movies.
DeLaughter pleads guilty to federal charge
Hinds County Circuit Judge Bobby DeLaughter pleaded guilty Thursday to a federal obstruction of justice charge, ending a respected legal career that had been sullied by scandal.
He prosecuted Medgar Evers' killer; now faces jail
He was an internationally acclaimed prosecutor before becoming a well-respected judge on the Hinds County bench.
The South Mississippi Sun Herald
Judge to plead guilty to lying to agent
A Mississippi judge known for successfully prosecuting a white supremacist decades after a civil rights-era killing will plead guilty to lying to an FBI agent investigating judicial corruption, the judge's attorney said Tuesday.
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