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- Regional Differences in APD Restitution Can Initiate Wavebreak and Re-Entry in Cardiac Tissue: A Computational Study
- Regional differences in action potential duration APD restitution in the heart favor arrhythmias, but the mechanism is not well understood. The paper depicts that Regional differences in APD restitution are an arrhythmogenic substrate that can be concealed at normal heart rates. A premature stimulus produces regional differences in repolarisation, and...
- White papers 2005-09-20
- Report Pursuant To Section 308(c) Of The Sarbanes Oxley Act Of 2002
- In Section 308c of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, Congress required the Commission to “review and analyze enforcement actions by the Commission over the five years preceding the enactment of this Act that have included proceedings to obtain civil penalties or disgorgements to identify areas where such proceedings may be utilized to...
- White papers 2003-01-01
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- Donaghy's lawyer blasts NBA's tactics
- NEW YORK -- The NBA wants to financially "destroy" disgraced referee Tim Donaghy for embarrassing the league during the playoffs with allegations that outcomes of previous games were purposely manipulated by bad calls, his lawyer charged Monday. The attorney, John Lauro, asked a federal judge to force...
- Articles 2008-06-24
- Son gets jail time for bilking mother
- A Holladay man was sentenced in 3rd District Court Friday to one year in jail for stealing $237,000 from his blind mother who had entrusted him to help with her finances. He also was ordered to pay restitution. Grant Keith Aagard, 51, pled guilty to one third-degree...
- Articles 2008-06-21
- Phila. health inspector sentenced in theft
- A Philadelphia health inspector, convicted of swiping $1,200 from a North Philadelphia Chinese restaurant he was inspecting, was sentenced yesterday to 111/2 to 23 months of work-release. "I wanted to apologize to the court and to my family for everything," Clarence Morris, 34, told Common Pleas Court Judge Ellen Green-Ceisler....
- Articles 2008-06-21
- NBA seeks restitution from exiled referee Donaghy
- The NBA wants exiled referee Tim Donaghy, who is awaiting sentencing on wire-fraud and interstate gambling charges, to cough up $1,395,104,89 in restitution. A lawyer for the league told U.S. District Court Judge Carol Amon in a court filing yesterday that Donaghy should have to repay his earnings for every...
- Articles 2008-06-20
- WWII veteran pleads guilty in theft case
- An 82-year-old World War II veteran yesterday admitted bilking fellow veterans out of more than $85,000. Earle R. Hart, of Berwyn, accepted the terms of a plea bargain, which include a year of probation, restitution of $85,269.80, and a letter of apology to his victims. "I have pled guilty to...
- Articles 2008-06-20
- The NBA's foul mood
- For a league that cares enough about its image to mandate a dress code for its players before and after games, the NBA's response to allegations by former referee Tim Donaghy that numerous refs have fixed games is baffling and shabby. Granted, Donaghy -- who is awaiting sentencing...
- Articles 2008-06-13
- Feds accuse CompuCredit of deceiving customers
- In one of the largest actions of its kind, federal regulators are seeking to recover an estimated $217 million in restitution and fines from credit card companies that officials say deceived subprime customers and left some of them deeper in debt. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and the...
- Articles 2008-06-11
- Fraud victims seek 2nd chance at restitution
- PROVO -- It's been four years since an Alpine man used real- estate promises to siphon nearly $23 million out of about 311 victims, then promised to make things right after he got caught. Michael J. Fitzgerald still owes nearly $20 million in restitution, but despite that,...
- Articles 2008-06-10
- Barkley repays $400,000 casino debt; says he will stop gambling for now
- Former NBA star Charles Barkley has paid his debt to a Las Vegas casino that sued him after he failed to pay $400,000 in gambling loans. However, the civil law suit remains open, and it's going to cost the Hall of Famer $40,000 more to settle the case, the Associated...
- Articles 2008-06-09
- The winners and the losers
- -- Loser: It seems absurd that grown men would abuse kittens, but the news stories just keep rolling in. First, this week police arrested a 23-year-old man in Washington City who was seen tossing kittens from a truck and running over them. Then on Thursday a crew from XL Cable,...
- Articles 2008-05-31
- Dell customers can file complaints with New York AG
- Following an Albany judge's ruling against Dell this week, the state attorney general is urging customers affected by the computer giant's fraudulent practices to file complaints at www.NYAGDELL.com. Albany State Supreme Court Justice Joseph C. Teresi ruled Tuesday that Dell and its affiliate Dell Financial Services LP...
- Articles 2008-05-30
- Catholic media company sued
- WASHINGTON -- Catholic Online, a California media organization, and its" president are being sued by former clients, including the New Orleans archdiocese, for allegedly diverting funds intended for charitable causes. A minimum of $250,000 is being sought. The state of California is also seeking unspecified restitution from the...
- Articles 2008-05-30
- Judge says Dell misled customers
- ALBANY, N.Y. -- A New York judge concluded Tuesday that Dell Inc. engaged in repeated false and deceptive advertising of its promotional credit financing and warranties. State Supreme Court Justice Joseph Teresi ordered the computer retailer to more clearly disclose that most customers don't qualify for free...
- Articles 2008-05-28
- Slidell dentist sentenced for refusing to file income tax returns
- A Slidell dentist who refused to file income taxes in protest of the Internal Revenue Service has been sentenced to 30 months in prison, U.S. Attorney Jim Letten said today. U.S. District Judge A. J. McNamara sentenced 57-year-old Louis Genard and ordered him to pay $155,683 in...
- Articles 2008-05-28
- Pa. suit alleges 'Ponzi' scheme
- Pennsylvania's attorney general yesterday filed a consumer-protection lawsuit in Berks County against the alleged perpetrators of a mortgage and investment scheme that cost 800 consumers nearly $40 million before it collapsed last year. Attorney General Tom Corbett's 88-page complaint in the Berks County Court of Common Pleas is at least...
- Articles 2008-05-24
- Ex-prosecutor pleads to real estate theft
- A former Bucks County prosecutor who went to jail 10 years ago for embezzling real estate settlement fees admitted in court yesterday that he had used his job as a mortgage broker to steal from clients again. Joseph James Scafidi, 53, of Warminster, pleaded guilty in Delaware County Court to...
- Articles 2008-05-23
- N.J. lawyer jailed in $1M scam
- A suspended North Jersey lawyer, who masterminded a scheme to bilk the U.S. Small Business Administration of almost $1 million was sentenced yesterday to 30 months in a federal prison. Gary Lesser, 66, of Rockaway, Morris County, had pleaded guilty in January to wire fraud and money laundering. U.S. Senior...
- Articles 2008-05-23
- Texas man sentenced for bribing tribal members
- Kwok Ong, 66, of El Paso, Texas, was sentenced Tuesday to 39 months in federal prison for his role in bribing at least three Seminole Nation members to secure favorable actions for Ong's company, which supplied gaming machines for four casinos operated by the Seminole Nation Development Authority. ...
- Articles 2008-05-21
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