Limited version - please login or register to view the entire paper.
yftuii
On Sept. 2, the National Enquirer claimed "Kobe Bryant is trying to pay off his alleged victim." Specifically, the Enquirer reported that Bryant and his lawyers twice flew from California to meet with his accuser's lawyer in Colorado and offered to pay her $5 million to settle her claims against him. Bryant's attorney has issued a strong denial. But suppose the Enquirer's report checks out. Is it illegal to try to pay your accuser a big-bucks civil settlement before your criminal trial begins?
On Sept. 2, the National Enquirer claimed "Kobe Bryant is trying to pay off his alleged victim." Specifically, the Enquirer reported that Bryant and his lawyers twice flew from California to meet with his accuser's lawyer in Colorado and offered to pay her $5 million to settle her claims against him. Bryant's attorney has issued a In the sports world, the PGA Tour is that company -- and Tiger Woods is the ...
On Sept. 2, the National Enquirer claimed "Kobe Bryant is trying to pay off his alleged victim." Specifically, the Enquirer reported that Bryant and his lawyers twice flew from California to meet with his accuser's lawyer in Colorado and offered to pay her $5 million to settle her claims against him. Bryant's attorney has issued a strong denial. But suppose the Enquirer's report checks out. Is it illegal to try to pay your accuser a big-bucks civil settlement before your criminal trial begins?
On Sept. 2, the National Enquirer claimed "Kobe Bryant is trying to pay off his alleged victim." Specifically, the Enquirer reported that Bryant and his lawyers twice flew from California to meet with his accuser's lawyer in Colorado and offered to pay her $5 million to settle her claims against him. Bryant's attorney has issued a In the sports world, the PGA Tour is that company -- and Tiger Woods is the ...
Posted by: Adriana Alvarez
Limited version - please login or register to view the entire paper.