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STAYING ALIVE AND OUT OF JAIL
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FIGHT CRIME IN THE COMMUNITY
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THINK BEFORE YOU ACT
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CHOOSE THE BEST ATTORNEY
KNOW EVERYTHING ABOUT BAIL - JURIES - JAIL.
UNDERSTAND YOUR RIGHTS WHEN YOU ARE ARRESTED AND INCARCERATED.
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Ja Rule could learn soon when he should expect to start his prison term in a New York gun case.

The platinum-selling rapper and actor is due in court Wednesday to get a sentencing date. He pleaded guilty in December to attempted criminal possession of a weapon. His plea deal calls for a two-year prison term.

Police said they found a loaded gun in a rear door of his luxury sportscar when it was stopped for speeding after a July 2007 concert.

Ja Rule was nominated for a 2002 best rap album Grammy Award for "Pain is Love." His movie credits include the 2001 film "The Fast and the Furious" and 2003's "Scary Movie 3."

The 34-year-old was born Jeffrey Atkins

Copyright Criminals, a documentary produced by Benjamin Franzen and Kembrew McLeod, examines the creative and commercial value of musical sampling, including the ongoing debates about artistic expression, copyright law and (of course) money.

Copyright Criminals showcases many of hip-hop music's founding figures like Public Enemy, De La Soul, and Digital Underground along with emerging artists such as audiovisual remixers Eclectic Method. The film also provides an in-depth look at artists who have been sampled, such as renowned drummer Clyde Stubblefield, the world's most sampled musician, best known for his work with James Brown, as well as commentary by funk legend George Clinton, another highly sampled musician.

Copyright Criminals premieres January 19th on the PBS Documentary Series "Independent Lens."

ANCHORAGE, Alaska - A 34-year-old man is in custody after authorities say he gave a teller his account number and showed her his picture ID before robbing an Anchorage bank.

The FBI says Jarell Paul Arnold of Anchorage is being held on federal bank robbery charges.

The FBI alleges Arnold walked into an Alaska USA Federal Credit Union branch Friday and inquired about the balance on his account. The teller asked for his name, account number and ID.

Authorities say he complied, and then handed over a receipt with a note on the back that said he had a gun and demanded money.

The FBI says he got away with about $600. Authorities arrested Arnold on Monday. A message left after business hours Wednesday with Arnold's public defender, Michael Dieni, was not immediately returned.

Court records say Arnold was sentenced to 57 months in prison for bank robbery in 2004.

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Information from: Anchorage Daily News, http://www.adn.com

Michael Jackson

Watch Michael Jackson MegaMix

My first memory of Michael Jackson is the album "Thriller". I was about twelve years old when I heard "Billie Jean" for the first time. Even though The Jackson 5 existed before Michael Jackson went solo, I didn't know about them. In my mind, I was something of a rebel. If the parents listened to something, I tuned out. I felt like I was being forced to listen to "their" music and unfortunately for me, I missed a lot of good songs.

I loved Billie Jean, Beat It, Thriller and PYT. I tried to do the dances and sing the songs. I even begged for a red leather zipper jacket.

On June 25th 2009, I was watching TV when the news broke in and announced the death of Michael Jackson. I gasped, shouted NO!!! and sat on my sofa in disbelief. I called my co-host and told him. Within two minutes of that call, I received multiple text messages from people all across the country telling me about his death.

It's been a week and I still can't believe it. Like all radio show hosts, I wanted to do a tribute, but I didn't want to just play his songs. I had to mix them on the one's and two's. My top five songs are Liberian Girl, Billie Jean, Beat It, Thriller, and Smooth Criminal - in that order. I know he has hundreds of other songs, but these are MY favorites.




-->Last night, I was watching Jada Pinkett Smith's new show "Hawthorne" (it's a good show) when my seven year old daughter came in the living room with the laptop. She set it up on the ottoman next to me, grabbed my headphones and plugged them in. I didn't think anything of it as she uses the laptop a lot to play games online.

Not too long after she comes in the room, I feel a foot tapping me on my side and I look back. She looks at me, smiles and says, "I love Michael Jackson's music. Will you make me a cd?" Before that moment, she never told me she liked Michael Jackson.

She turns the laptop around and she has the "Smooth Criminal" video playing. She had googled and youtubed Michael Jackson to see why everyone was so sad about his passing. Even with his death, he still inspires children.

My grandparents and parents danced to The Jackson 5's music. I danced to Michael Jackson's music and now my daughter is learning who Michael Jackson is. That is how you remember a legend, an icon, the King of Pop! You remember what it was like to listen to his music as a kid. You tell your kids about him. You laugh. You joke. You reflect. You cry.

He will be missed!

Earlier this month, Chris Brown pleaded not guilty to charges stemming from his February altercation with Rihanna on the eve of the Grammys. Brown is now due back in court on Wednesday (April 29) to make his first appearance since entering his plea. So what can the singer expect as he once again enters Judge Patricia Schnegg's chambers?

Well, it depends on a number of factors â€" both sides in the case were reportedly working furiously to negotiate a plea deal, and a few of those factors favored a deal being struck, legal experts have said.

For example, Chris Brown is a first-time offender with no criminal history. Rihanna, it appears, doesn't have much interest in testifying in the case â€" her lawyer recently said that his client would like to reach a resolution as soon as possible. And both stars could do without additional damaging information about the night in question being made public.

On Wednesday, Brown will appear in Los Angeles County Criminal Court for a status conference and there's a remote chance his attorney, Mark Geragos, will announce that a plea deal has finally been reached.

Peter T. Haven, a legal expert based in California, explained that most likely Geragos will ask for additional discovery time. Earlier this month, Brown's legal team made a similar request, which in turn allowed them to see what evidence the prosecution held â€" a court formality. This time, the Brown camp will have to update the judge on their findings and may request more time to seek further evidence on their own.

Haven, who worked on O.J. Simpson's...click to continue reading

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Queens, New York rap star N.O.R.E. was arrested in Miami Beach, after getting into an altercation with a customer inside of a Fatburger restaurant.

According to Miami Beach police, N.O.R.E., 31, was arrested early Sunday morning (February 22).

The rapper and another unidentified man were reportedly arguing inside of Fatburger, when N.O.R.E. ripped up a bouquet of flowers and threw a cup of liquid at the man.

The Associated Press reports that N.O.R.E. then punched the man in the face and yelled "Do you know who I am?"

N.O.R.E., born Victor Santiago, was charged...click to continue reading

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