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Guilty Until Proven Innocent Season 3 Episode 10 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Southern Hospitality,” titled “Guilty Until Proven Innocent,” promises to be an exciting ride for fans. Set against the backdrop of Prom Night, the episode will showcase how everyone is getting ready for this big event. The excitement is palpable, but not everything is as cheerful as it seems.

Tj and Brad are on a mission to uncover the truth about Will. Their search for answers is not just about Will; it begins to affect their friendships and the dynamics within the group. As they dig deeper, the tension rises, and viewers will see how their determination to find the truth shapes their relationships with others.

Meanwhile, Austin learns a valuable lesson about the consequences of gossip. The social scene can be tricky, and Austin’s experience might serve as a reminder...

Charleston’s social scene is about to get a dose of prom night drama in this week’s episode of Bravo’s “Southern Hospitality.” “Guilty Until Proven Innocent” sees Tj and Brad playing amateur detectives as they launch an investigation into Will, casting a shadow over the highly anticipated prom. Trust me, the fallout is messy. As secrets […]

Southern Hospitality: Guilty Until Proven Innocent...

In the upcoming episode of “Southern Hospitality,” titled “Guilty Until Proven Innocent,” the excitement of Prom Night takes center stage. As the students prepare for one of the most anticipated nights of the year, tensions rise when Tj and Brad dive deep into the mystery surrounding Will. Their quest for the truth not only affects their own friendship but also ripples through their circle, making everyone question loyalties and trust.

Meanwhile, Austin learns a tough lesson about the consequences of gossip. As rumors swirl, he finds himself at the center of a storm that could change his relationships forever. This episode promises to showcase the impact of words and how they can shape social dynamics in unexpected ways.

And then there’s Grace Lilly, whose choice of prom date is bound to turn heads. The reveal is sure to leave everyone talking, adding an extra layer of drama to an already eventful night.

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Reasonable Doubt Season 2, Episode 5, “Guilty Until Proven Innocent.”] Morris Chestnut is no stranger to taking on a role on an established show, and such is the case with his seamless introduction as Corey Cash, the newest lawyer at Jax Stewart’s (Emayatzy Corinealdi) firm. Taking the lead on the defense case of Jax’s friend Shanelle (Shannon Kane), who stands trial for murdering her husband, Corey’s entrance into the courtroom and Jax’s day-to-day life have sparked some tensions, but are fences finally mending? By the end of the latest episode, “Guilty Until Proven Innocent,” the duo had made a pact to be more direct with one another and shift focus from being pitted against one another by their white colleagues to directing their energy toward best servicing their Black clients and sticking together as a team. Joining the mix of this established show was a no-brainer for Chestnut,...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Reasonable Doubt Season 2, Episode 5, “Guilty Until Proven Innocent.”] The stakes for Jax Stewart (Emayatzy Corinealdi) are raised in the latest episode of Reasonable Doubt, which teased an edge-of-your-seat cliffhanger for the lawyer who continues to fight for her friend and client Shanelle (Shannon Kane) on trial for killing her footballer husband Jt (Christopher Mychael Watson). As court proceedings carried out, Jax and new team member Corey Cash (Morris Chestnut) remained at odds, but as the episode reached its end, it felt as though the tides might change. When the firm members went behind Jax’s back to see how they could make Corey’s job easier as lead on Shanelle’s case, it forced Jax to confront her colleague, and they made a pact to focus more on helping members of the Black community together as some of the only people of color on staff at the firm. Disney/Crystal...

Following on its acquisition in May of “The Island of Thirty Coffins,” Munich-based Beta Film is doubling down on French production, acquiring international rights to the six-hour France 3 crime thriller “Presumed Guilty.”

Written by Franck Ollivier (“Zodiaque”), the limited series follows Lola, played by Garance Thenault (“La Mante”), who travels to a town on the Brittany coast for a job interview. She soon finds out that no such interview has been scheduled, and that she’s the dead ringer of a local woman who was murdered in the town 22 years earlier to the day.

Produced by Episode Productions for French public broadcaster channel France 3, “Presumed Guilty” is directed by directed by Grégory Ecale, and described by Beta Film as a “family saga set on Brittany’s wild coastline, conveying the authentic mysterious look and feel of the thriller series.”

As instanced by Beta Film’s pick up of “Thirty Coffins,...

CBS producer, Joe Halderman, pleaded not guilty in the extortion case against "The Tonight Show" host David Letterman.  Joe was arraigned in a Manhattan courthouse Friday afternoon for allegedly trying to extort $2 million dollars from David Letterman.  Prosecutors recommended bail of $500,000, but a judge set the amount at $200,000, reports People magazine. Robert Halderman has posted his $200,000 bail after pleading not guilty to an alleged $2 million extortion attempt against David Letterman.  TMZ reports that Judge Michael Melkonian also issued a temporary order or protection against him.

A U.S. TV news producer has pleaded not guilty to charges of blackmailing late-show host David Letterman.

Robert Halderman has been charged with attempted first degree grand larceny after allegedly threatening to expose Letterman's affairs with employees unless the TV titan paid $2 million (£1.3 million) to silence him.

Letterman addressed the allegations against him on his The Late Show on Thursday night after testifying before a grand jury earlier in the day.

The talk show host confessed, "I have had sex with women who work on this show."

Halderman, who produces CBS news show 48 Hours, has been suspended from his job pending an investigation.

He was arraigned in Manhattan on Friday. His bail has been set at $200,000 (£133,300).

Halderman has posted bail and is scheduled to appear in court on 10 November.

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CBS News producer Robert J. "Joe" Halderman appeared Friday in a Manhattan courtroom to plead not guilty to charges he tried to extort $2 million from David Letterman. 

Halderman, a producer on "48 Hours," was arraigned on one count of attempted first-degree grand larceny, punishable by five to 15 years upon conviction. Bail was set at $200,000.

Letterman, on Thursday night's "Late Night," told the audience he was the target of an extortion attempt based upon his sexual relationships with female employees of the talk show, which ...

Robert Halderman -- the man accused of trying to extort David Letterman -- has just pled not guilty to the felony charge of attempted grand larceny in the first degree.Halderman was wearing blue jeans, a striped button-up shirt and a blazer. He is in handcuffs. The Da is asking for his bail to be set at $500,000. They say Halderman's actions were ones of "desperation" and they are "alarming and dangerous."His defense, on the other hand,...

CBS producer Joe Halderman pleaded not guilty in the extortion case against David Letterman. Joe was arraigned in a Manhattan courthouse Friday afternoon for allegedly trying to extort $2 million dollars from David Letterman. Prosecutors recommended bail of $500,000, but a judge set the amount at $200,000, reports People magazine. “The message of this indictment should be clear. New York City will not tolerate the coercion or extortion of anyone, be the victim rich or poor, famous or anonymous," District Attorney Robert M. Morgenthau said. If convicted, Halderman faces five to 15-22 years behind bars. Update: Robert...

A former reality TV star has pleaded not guilty to the murder of adult film actress Felicia Tang Lee.

America's Sexiest Bachelor star Brian Randone is charged with torturing and suffocating Lee in the home they shared in Monrovia earlier this month, but, at an arraignment on Tuesday, the 45-year-old Christian minister insisted he was innocent.

Randone called the police to report that his partner was not breathing and was arrested and charged with her death days later.

Lee appeared in films like Hotel Decadence. She was 31.

The former MTV reality star who may or may not have stabbed her husband while their three kids watched pled not guilty to one charge stemming from the alleged incident. Sara Stokes -- who was on "Making the Band 2" -- pled not guilty to assault with ...

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Former Da Band member is accused of stabbing her husband.

By Gil Kaufman

A mugshot of Sara Stokes taken on August 2, 2009

Photo: Moreno Valley Police Department

"Making the Band 2" alumna Sara Stokes was in Riverside County Court in California on Friday to enter a not-guilty plea to one charge of assault with a deadly weapon. Stokes, the former Diddy protégé, was arrested August 2 after allegedly stabbing her husband, Tony, with a weapon in the presence of her three children.

A court spokesperson confirmed to MTV News that Stokes was present in court and was assigned a public defender before entering her plea. Stokes is due back in court September 9.

Though a mug shot portrayed Stokes with bruises above and below her left eye and a bloodied nose, a lawyer for the former Da Band member released a statement following the arrest in which he said the couple were having "fun...

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Britney Spears' ex paparazzo boyfriend, Adnan Ghalib, has just pled not guilty to striking a process server with his car -- a process server who was trying to give him legal papers in the Britney Spears conservatorship case.Ghalib was arraigned today ...

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Amy Winehouse has been found not guilty of assaulting dancer Sherene Flash. The "Back to Black" singer - who was accused of punching Sherene, 30, "forcefully" in the eye at a charity ball, in London, last September -blew kisses at fans and photographers as she left the City of Westminster Magistrates' Court Friday with her father Mitch.

A spokesman for the 25-year-old singer said: "Amy would like to thank her family, friends and legal team for their support during this difficult time. She's always maintained her innocence and is very happy to move on with her life and put the episode behind her."

On Thursday, Amy told the courtroom she had only pushed Sherene away from her at the Berkeley Square Ball because she felt "intimidated" after the burlesque dancer "lunged" at her for a photograph.

Amy's lawyer Patrick Gibbs insisted the star should not have been made to face trial...

A "used to be" famous person once told me: "When you go from somebody to anybody, it's the same as being nobody." If that's true, then imagine what it's like when you go from "somebody" to being laughed at as a freak. I wonder what the toll on someone's peace of mind, subsequent stress level and need to take meds to deal with it would be when a world that used to idolize you ridicules you as a screwball. In Hamlet Shakespeare wrote that: "The lady doth protest too much." It's understandable that the untimely death of the "King of Pop" would generate such an emotional reaction since Michael Jackson's life, accomplishments and setbacks have occurred alongside our own. I just wonder how much of the outpouring that we see and that we may feel coming from within ourselves...

It's her against the music. The would-be documentary filmmaker accused of donning camouflage and sneaking onto Britney Spears' property in hopes of capturing the Circus star on video proclaimed her innocence in an L.A. court today. Miranda Tozier-Robbins, 26, pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor trespassing charges, which could net her a maximum of six months in jail. Representing herself, the onetime American Idol hopeful entered the plea after briefly meeting with the prosecutor in Judge Jay Ford III's chambers following a dispute over one of the charges. "I was detained at the residence, your honor. I wasn't asked to leave," she told the judge in response to an allegation...

Accused Craigslist Killer Philip Markoff pleaded not guilty Monday to charges that in April he lured masseuse Julissa Brisman, 25, to a Boston hotel, then bound her, beat her and fatally shot her. Speaking clearly during his arraignment in Massachusetts's Suffolk County Superior Court, the former Boston University medical student, 23, replied "not guilty" when asked to respond to seven criminal charges that include kidnapping, armed robbery and weapons violations, according to news reports. A tentative trial date was set for June 2010.Listening in court with the aid of a Spanish-speaking translator, Brisman's mother, Carmen Guzman, heard how her daughter allegedly fought against her attacker,...

Shamed Hollywood private investigator Anthony Pellicano has entered a not guilty plea over claims he threatened a Los Angeles Times journalist who reported on one of his clients.

Pellicano, along with revered Hollywood lawyer Terry Christensen, were convicted last year of breaking the law while acting for high-profile clients.

The detective was convicted of wiretapping and Christensen was found guilty of aiding and abetting a wiretap. He was sentenced to three years in jail in November while Pellicano started a 15-year stretch behind bars a month later.

And on Wednesday the disgraced detective was up in front of a Los Angeles judge again for allegedly hiring Alexander Proctor to threaten L.A. Times' Anita Busch.

Prosecutors told the court that in 2002, Proctor - on Pellicano's orders - had placed a dead fish with a rose in its mouth on the bonnet of Busch's car, put a bullet-sized hole in her windshield, and wrote a note saying 'Stop'.

Both men pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiracy and making criminal threats.

The incident allegedly occurred after Busch wrote about the financial woes of Hollywood agent Michael Ovitz - one of Pellicano's powerful clients at the time.

After three continuances, Sunday school teacher Melissa Huckaby pleaded not guilty on Friday to murdering her daughter's 8-year-old playmate, Sandra Cantu, and stuffing her body in a suitcase. During the brief hearing in a Stockton, Calif., courtroom - the fourth since her arrest two months ago on charges that make her eligible for California's death penalty - Huckaby was ordered back Sept. 24 for a preliminary hearing. Huckaby, 28, occasionally smiled during the hearing, and said "yes" when asked by San Joaquin County Superior Court Judge Linda Lofthus if it was okay that the court take breaks during the six-day hearing to...

Lindsay Lohan's father Michael is confident a charge of aggravated harassment filed against him will soon be dismissed after pleading not guilty to the crime.

Michael Lohan was arrested last month amid claims he threatened to kill his on/off fiancee Erin Muller during a March phone call when she tried to end their relationship.

The born-again Christian appeared in court in Central Islip, Long Island earlier this week (begs25May09) to enter his plea.

A spokesman for the Suffolk County District Attorney says, "He allegedly called Erin Muller on the telephone and stated in sum and substance that he would kill her and himself if Erin Muller left him."

But Lohan insists he will soon be in the clear because Muller no longer wants to pursue legal action.

He tells E! News, "By no means did I threaten to cause harm to Erin or myself... As a matter of fact, Erin even told the court that she didn't want to pursue anything. It's all going to be dropped."

Lohan remains free on his own recognisance and is due back in court on 10 June.

The woman accused of attacking Terri Seymour has pleaded not guilty to charges. Janice Thibodeaux was charged with misdemeanor battery and assault yesterday morning following her altercation with Seymour - the ex-girlfriend of Simon Cowell - and appeared in court to answer the claims.

A Los Angeles judge set her bail at ,000. She is due to appear in court again on June 4.

If convicted of misdemeanor battery, Thibodeaux faces a maximum six months in county jail and a fine of ,000.

The misdemeanor assault charge carries a maximum one year prison term and ,000 fine.

Kanye West has pleaded not guilty to the misdemeanor vandalism, battery and grand theft charges against him, in relation to his fight with the paparazzi at Lax on September 11th. During the fight, Kanye allegedly broke a photographer's camera. Wait a minute, here. Kanye West not admitting that Kanye West did something wrong? Shocking!West (31) was not present in court on Friday, when his lawyer Blair Berk issued his not guilty plea. Also pleading not guilty to charges stemming from the September 11th incident, was West's road manager, Don Crawley (33). Crawley and West were arrested on that fateful day when neither of them did anyth ...

Well, the video evidence is sort of damaging, no? E! is reporting that Kanye West has pleaded not guilty to charges of grand theft, battery, and vandalism from his incident with the paparazzi and arrest last September at Los Angeles International Airport.  The hot-tempered rapper and his business manager, Don Crawley, are under investigation for smashing a paparazzo's $10,000 video camera after he tried to film the pair boarding a flight to Hawaii. West didn't appear in court for his plea; rather, his attorney Blair Berk appeared on his behalf since the charges are only misdemeanor. Kanye's next hearing will be on July.

West and his road manager are charged with misdemeanor vandalism, battery and grand theft in Lax incident.

By Gil Kaufman

Kanye West

Photo: Jim Spellman/ WireImage

Eight months after he was arrested following an which altercation with paparazzi at Los Angeles International Airport, Kanye West pleaded not guilty on Friday in a Los Angeles court to misdemeanor vandalism, battery and grand theft. According to People magazine, West, 31, was not present in court, but his lawyer, Blair Berk, entered the plea on his behalf.

Also pleading not guilty in the case was West's road manager, Don "Don C" Crowley, 33, who was charged with two counts of the same three crimes. The incident, took place at Lax on September 11, 2008, resulted in the arrests of both men. While attempting to catch a flight to Hawaii, West and Crowley were confronted by a TMZ crew. Video of the incident shows both men wrestling a...

Kanye West has pleaded not guilty to charges of battery and grand theft. The "Stronger" singer - who was arrested for allegedly damaging a photographer's camera during a scuffle at Los Angeles International Airport last September - denied all charges against him, which also included misdemeanor vandalism.

Kanye was not present in the Los Angeles court but his lawyer Blair Berk appeared on his behalf.

The 31-year-old star's road manager Don Crawley was charged with two counts of battery, grand theft and misdemeanor vandalism but also pleaded not guilty through his attorney Shawn Chapman Holley.

Kanye was released on bail after being arrested on September 11.

Kanye West has pleaded not guilty to battery and grand theft charges that stemmed back from his airport incident last September. If you all remember, Kanye and his road manager Don Crawley got into a scuffle at Lax with a paparazzi, and Kanye was arrested because he allegedly "grabbed his camera, threw it to the ground and broke it into pieces." Kanye's manager Don Crawley was also charged with two counts of battery, grand theft and misdemeanor vandalism but also pleaded not guilty through his attorney Shawn Chapman Holley. Following his arrest, Kanye wrote on his blog: "I'm...

Kanye West pleaded not guilty Friday in a Los Angeles court to misdemeanor vandalism, battery and grand theft stemming from a scuffle with paparazzi at Los Angeles International Airport on Sept. 11. West, 31, was not present in court, but his lawyer, Blair Berk, appeared on his behalf. West's road manager, Don Crawley, 33, who was charged with two counts of each of the above crimes, also pleaded not guilty through his attorney, Shawn Chapman Holley. Eight months ago, the two were arrested for the altercation while attempting to catch a flight to Honolulu. Video of the incident showed both men wrestling a camera away from a photographer,...

British tough guy Vinnie Jones has been found not guilty of assault in a South Dakota courthouse.

The former soccer star-turned-actor was charged with three simple assaults after fighting with Juan Trevino-Barrera in a bar last December.

Security footage showed the Snatch star attacking Trevino-Barrera after another Wiley Tavern local smashed a beer glass in his face.

Jones, 44, needed medical attention after the bar brawl, which left him with 48 stitches in his face.

Shortly before the jury's speedy verdict on Friday, the movie star testified, stating he was "driven by fear" during the fight.

Barrera testified that the attack was unprovoked, but Jones' legal team argued their client acted in self-defence.

The actor was in South Dakota as part of a pheasant hunting party. Jones said he was at the bar signing autographs and posing for photographs with locals when the fight broke out.

Anna Nicole Smith's former lawyer-turned-lover Howard K. Stern and two doctors have pleaded not guilty to charges they conspired to give the late model prescription drugs that led to her 2007 overdose

Stern, 40, and doctors Sandeep Kapoor, 40, and Khristine Eroshevich, 61 - Smith's neighbour and psychiatrist - appeared on Wednesday before Superior Court Commissioner Kristi Lousteau in Los Angeles to enter their pleas.

Charges against the trio were filed in March following a two-year investigation by California's Attorney General.

They have been accused of conspiring to keep Smith stocked up with a steady supply of prescription drugs including methadone, clonazepam and chloral hydrate - despite knowing she was an addict.

The two doctors face an additional charge of obtaining a prescription for opiates by fraud, deceit or misrepresentation and prescribing opiates by giving a false name or address.

An 8 June court date has been issued to determine when a preliminary hearing will begin, though defence attorneys have filed a motion asking the case be thrown out.

Stern, Kapoor and Eroshevich face up to 33 years behind bars if found guilty of all charges.

Smith died of an accidental overdose in a Florida hotel room, aged 39.

Three of those in Anna Nicole Smith's most-trusted circle pleaded not guilty Wednesday to conspiring to provide the drugs that killed her in 2007. Howard K. Stern, 40, the Playboy model's lawyer-boyfriend, her physician Sandeep Kapoor, 40, and Smith's neighbor and psychiatrist Kristine Eroshevich, 61, entered the pleas before Los Angeles Superior Court Commissioner Kristi Lousteau, who ordered the three back on June 8 to set a summer date for a preliminary hearing. Attorneys estimate the preliminary hearing will last at least two weeks. If prosecutors convince the judge that the case should go to trial, defense attorneys say they will ask for a...

Howard K. Stern appeared in court this morning alongside Anna Nicole Smith’s two former psychiatrists Khristine Eroshevich and Sandeep Kapoor. All three pleaded not guilty to supplying Anna with drugs that eventually led to her death. Stern and the two others are accused on six felony counts of prescribing, administering, and dispensing a controlled substance to an addict. City prosecutor Renee Rose is now requesting that Stern, Eroshevich, and Kapoor each submit handwritten notes to law enforcement officials to prove whether or not any of them were writing prescriptions to Anna Nicole. Stern’s lawyer Steve Sadow told the...

Farrah Fawcett and Ryan O'Neal's troubled son Redmond O'Neal has pleaded not guilty to charges he carried drugs into a California jail.

O'Neal was in court in Los Angeles on Wednesday to face a felony charge.

He was arrested earlier this month in the parking lot of a jail in the city, after law enforcement officials allegedly found drugs in his possession.

O'Neal is currently in custody and is set to be sentenced for another drug case on 30 April.

Redmond O'Neal pleaded not guilty Wednesday in a Santa Clarita, Calif., court to a felony charge of heroin possession stemming from his arrest in a jail parking lot. The troubled son of ailing Farrah Fawcett and Oscar-nominated actor Ryan O'Neal remains in custody and will likely enter an intense drug-treatment program following another hearing Thursday. Last weekend, Redmond, 24, was released for three hours to be at his mother's side. Fawcett, 62, is battling cancer. A lawyer for Redmond had no comment. For More Celeb News, Visit Huffingtonpost.Com: • Watch: Chelsea Handler Pranks Her Boyfriend• Photos: Michelle Obama's First 100 Days Of...

Redmond O'Neal has been guilty before. But not this time, he says. The 24-year-old son of Farrah Fawcett and Ryan O'Neal pleaded not guilty to felony drug possession in connection with his April 5 arrest for allegedly having heroin on him when he took a friend to visit an inmate at a California lockup. When officers stopped him outside for a routine vehicle check, the substance-abuse-battling young man admitted to having drugs in the car, according to the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff Station. O'Neal has been cooling his heels in jail since the bust, except for a brief respite on Saturday, when he was granted permission to go to the family's Malibu home to visit Fawcett, who has been battling...

Redmond O'Neal pleaded not guilty on Wednesday in a Los Angeles County courthouse to a felony charge that he brought drugs onto the property of a jail, and "The Insider" was in the courtroom. Redmond, 24, was arrested earlier this month in the parking lot of a jail north of Los Angeles, after law enforcement officials allegedly found drugs in his possession. The son of Farrah Fawcett and Ryan O'Neal is currently in custody and is set to be sentenced for another drug case on Thursday, April 30. He was allowed out of jail last weekend in order to visit his ailing mother, who is battling cancer.

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Redmond O'Neal appeared before a judge again today looking tired and gaunt. He pleaded not guilty today to a felony charge of drug possession stemming from his April arrest when he allegedly brought heroin into a prison parking lot. Though he was permitted to visit his mother Farrah Fawcett over the weekend, Redmond returned to jail after a short exit from jail. His lawyer William Flattery says he’ll remain there in custody until his hearing May 22nd. Flattery also confirmed that for now “no other provision is being made to see his mother.” They should keep him in...

Two Bahamian men pleaded not guilty Tuesday to charges related to an alleged plot to extort millions from actor John Travolta following his son's death earlier this year. Pleasant Bridgewater, a former senator, and Tarino Lightbourne, an ambulance driver, pleaded not guilty to conspiracy to commit extortion and aiding to attempted exortion, according to the Associated Press. They stand accused of asking Travolta for $25 million in order to keep a document secret, the news agency reports. The document was allegedly somehow connected with John's son with wife Kelly Preston, Jett, who passed away at age 16 on January 2. The men are free on bail, and their trial is set to begin on September 21, the AP reports.

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Tarlton Morton claimed she was owed for stock in Vegas' Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, and that private investigators had been hired to stalk her.

By Amy Kaufman

After deliberating for just over a day, a jury ruled unanimously Wednesday in favor of former Morton's and Hard Rock owner Peter Morton, who was being sued by his ex-wife for $10 million in fraud.

 

Tarlton Morton (pictured below) claimed that Morton defrauded her out of more than $10 million in stock in Vegas' Hard Rock Hotel and Casino and had hired private investigators to stalk and harass her.

Jury members did not believe Morton breached any fi...

Diana Palin, the half-sister of Todd Palin, pled not guilty to burglary charges at the criminal superior courthouse in Palmer, Alaska on Monday. Diana, 35, is facing four felony counts of burglary and theft and four misdemeanor counts of criminal trespassing and theft stemming from two alleged break-ins at the same property on March 31 and April 2. Diana has been in custody since her arrest April 2. She was being held in lieu of $10,000 bail, The Anchorage Daily News reports. Police say she entered into a Wasilla home to steal money for the second time in a week but was nabbed by the armed homeowner.

According to new reports, Howard K. Stern is planning on pleading not guilty to allegations that he was partially responsible for Anna Nicole Smith’s death. He's accused of conspiring with two doctors to supply the former Playmate of the Year with the cocktail of drugs that killed her in 2007. TMZ reports that Stern is adamant about the fact that he had nothing to do with supplying prescription drugs to Anna. And he won’t even bargain a plea deal with prosecutors. The site says that rather than cut a deal with the Da that would likely lessen...

Coming to a Los Angeles courtroom on Monday, April 6, Chris Brown pleaded not guilty to 2 felony charges stemming from his alleged assault on girlfriend Rihanna on February 8, just hours before their scheduled performance at 2009 Grammys. Brown, who was wearing a black sweater, a black tie, and black trousers, looked very solemn when he was entering the courtroom at around 3:30 P.M.

Being asked by Judge Patricia Schnegg for his plea for allegedly doing felony battery and making criminal threats to Rihanna, the 19-year-old singer answered "not guilty" to each charge. Mark Geragos, Brown's lawyer, told the judge that "more discovery was needed" in the case as he was waiting for more evidences and witnesses.

As for Rihanna, her attorney Donald Etra told People that the 21-year-old songstress will testify if it is needed. "Nothing's changed with regard to Rihanna's stance toward this case...She will testify if subpoenaed and...

Attending his scheduled arraignment at the Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center on Monday, April 6 for a hearing in his assault case involving Rihanna, Chris Brown pleaded not guilty to two felony charges, one for assault with force likely to produce great bodily injury and the other for making criminal threats. Initially scheduled to attend the hearing at 3 P.M., the R 'n' B performer was seen arriving at the scene at 3:24 P.M. in a black SUV. He was accompanied by her mother, Joyce Hawkins, and four bodyguards.

Inside the court, Chris kept his lips tightly sealed as Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Patricia Schnegg read the charges against him. It wasn't until Patricia asked him for his plea that he broke his silence, telling the judge "not guilty, your honor." Attending the hearing for less than 15 minutes, Chris didn't answer any questions from awaiting reporters as he...

Breaking: Chris Brown has pleaded not guilty to two felony counts.   A somber-looking Brown appeared in a Los Angeles courtroom Monday dressed in a cardigan, wearing a shirt and tie underneath. The R&B singer pleaded not guilty to one count of assault and one of making criminal threats related to an alleged domestic violence incident perpetrated against pop star Rihanna. He is due back in court on April 29. The criminal complaint against Brown states that in an alleged incident in February, Brown "did willfully and unlawfully commit an assault on Robyn F. by means of force likely to produce great bodily injury." R&B star Rihanna's real name has been reported as Robyn Rihanna Fenty. The second count states that Brown "did willfully and unlawfully threaten to commit a crime which would result in death and great bodily injury to Robyn F., with the specific intent that the statement be taken as a threat.

During a brief court appearance, a subdued Chris Brown pleaded not guilty Monday to felony charges of assaulting and threatening to kill Rihanna in February. The 19-year-old singer arrived at the Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center at 3:24 p.m.in a black SUV, accompanied by his mother and four bodyguards. A coterie of sheriff's deputies escorted them into the building. After hearing the counts against him—assault with force likely to produce great bodily injury and making criminal threats—and being asked for his plea by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Patricia Schnegg, Brown answered with a hushed "not guilty, your honor." Brown's legal camp, headed up by lead...

The case of the People versus Chris Brown continues. The musician pleaded not guilty in a Los Angeles courtroom Monday to two felony counts - assault and making criminal threats - in the alleged Feb. 8 beating of his girlfriend Rihanna. Brown, looking solemn, wearing a black sweater, black tie and matching pants, entered the courtroom at 3:30 p.m. followed by his mother, who looked distressed but cracked a smile at a friend in the courtroom. Asked by Judge Patricia Schnegg for his plea for both charges, Brown answered "not guilty" to each one in a barely audible voice. The...

Chris Brown is expected to plead "not guilty" today to charges he beat up Rihanna. Which is going to be difficult for anyone to swallow considering everyone has seen a picture of what Rihanna looked like after he beat her up. But maybe the jury that gets appointed to the case won't have seen it...if the jury consists of Martians. To give you all a little refresher course on the horrific details of the Chris Brown/Rihanna case, Brown has been accused of punching, biting, and choking Rihanna as well as threatening to kill her via text message. All of this was allegedly in response to Rihanna freaking out after reading a booty-call text messag ...

Wearing all black, Chris Brown arrived to court today at 3:25p.m. for his arraignment. His mother who was seen smiling in court along with his bodyguards and his lawyer Mark Geragos accompanied him. Hollyscoop was inside the courtroom when Chris entered his "not guilty" plea. His mood was very somber and he could barely be heard when he spoke to the Judge. Brown pleaded not guilty on both counts including criminal threats and assault after he was charged with allegedly beating his ex-girlfriend Rihanna. After the arraignment Rihanna's attorney, Donald Etra held a press conference outside...

Wearing all black, Chris Brown arrived to court today at 3:25p.m. for his arraignment. He was accompanied by his mother who was seen smiling in court along with his bodyguards and his lawyer Mark Geragos. Hollyscoop was inside the courtroom when Chris entered his "not guilty" plea. His mood was very somber and he could barely be heard when he spoke to the Judge. Brown pleaded not guilty on both counts including criminal threats and assault after he was charged with allegedly beating his ex-girlfriend Rihanna. After the arraignment Rihanna's attorney, Donald Etra held a press...