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The judge in the John A. Junior Gotti racketeering case de
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botella stanley in 1992 and died there 10 years later. Prosecutors told the judge that they would seek to retry Gotti.Defense attorneys asked that Gotti be released on bail. Scheindlin said she was likely to grant the request, drawing applause from Gotti s supporters.Gotti was smiling in the courtroom after it was announced the trial had ended. He hugged one of his co-defendants and his lawyers. This case, what s left of it, is a limping wreck, said Gotti s lawyer, Jeffrey Lichtman, predicting that Gotti would be free on bail within days. John is very pleased. He s going to
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What if your dining room table could show you when your coffee or
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