DETROIT AP - A one-time attorney for assisted suicide advocate Jack Kevorkian and his law partner were acquitted Monday of illegally funneling campaign money for the 2004 presidential race.Jurors said they found Geoffrey Fieger not guilty of campaign finance violations because the government failed to prove the outspoken lawyer knew he was breaking the law.
June 03, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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DETROIT AP – A one-time attorney for assisted suicide advocate Jack Kevorkian and his law partner were acquitted Monday of illegally funneling campaign money for the 2004 presidential race.
Jurors said they found Geoffrey Fieger not guilty of campaign finance violations because the government failed to prove the outspoken lawyer knew he was breaking the law.
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