Our view: Mayor Sheila Dixon promises the truth about the accusations against her will come out in court; let's hope so, because we've gotten little of it so far T he first public corruption trial against Mayor Sheila Dixon, on... [read full story]
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More Information On Dixon Case The first witness to take the stand Friday was Randell Finney, a Doracon employee and assistant to Ronald Lipscomb, a developer and Dixon's ex-boyfriend. He testified about using a Giant gift card...
I t's just one of the giant white binders that Mayor Sheila Dixon's lawyers keep at hand on the defense table, their way of organizing documents for her trial, but it's apparently the most important one.
Witness testimony is continuing Friday in the corruption trial of Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon. The first witness to take the stand was Randell Finney, a Doracon employee and assistant to Ronald Lipscomb, a developer and...
Now here's a courting ritual perfect for a big-city mayor: Leave $1,000 in Target and Best Buy gift cards in a plain envelope -- no note, no name -- at her office in City Hall. It might look fishy, especially if the guy...
In shift, attorney says mayor thought boyfriend intended them as gifts By Annie Linskey and Julie Bykowicz Baltimore Sun reporters 's lead attorney told jurors in her criminal theft case Thursday that Dixon spent gift cards...
More Information On Dixon Case Mayor Sheila Dixon says she has no plans to give up leadership of the city -- even temporarily. Witness testimony will continue Friday in the corruption trial of Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon.Â...
By ALEX DOMINGUEZ • Associated Press • November 13, 2009 BALTIMORE -- Store receipts prove Mayor Sheila Dixon used gift cards for the needy during personal shopping sprees, prosecutors said Thursday, though defense attorneys...
I t's just one of the giant white binders that Mayor Sheila Dixon's lawyers keep at hand on the defense table, their way of organizing documents for her trial, but it's apparently the most important one.
In shift, attorney says mayor thought boyfriend intended them as gifts By Annie Linskey and Julie Bykowicz Baltimore Sun reporters 's lead attorney told jurors in her criminal theft case Thursday that Dixon spent gift cards...
Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon's lead attorney told jurors in her criminal theft case Thursday that Dixon spent gift cards donated by city developers for one simple reason: She thought they were meant as gifts for her.
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