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	F. Lee Bailey Biography, O.J. Simpson Trial (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Having defended numerous high-profile defendants since the 1960's, F. Lee Bailey was an accomplished defense attorney at the time of the Simpson trial.
		Bailey's clients included the likes of the Samuel Sheppard, the doctor who was accused of murdering his wife, and who became the inspiration for the television series and movie The Fugitive.
		Bailey had favorably defended Shapiro in a drunk driving case twelve years prior to the Simpson case.
	www.law.umkc.edu /faculty/projects/ftrials/Simpson/Bailey.htm (401 words)

	IN THE MATTER OF F. LEE BAILEY.
		Bailey's complaints that the referee and the Supreme Court of Florida refused to reopen the record to allow him to submit additional evidence, and his insinuation that the referee was biased against him, do not suffice to demonstrate any defect in the procedural fairness of the Florida proceedings.
		Bailey contends that the evidence submitted in the Florida proceedings was insufficient to prove that he misappropriated client funds.[2] The chronology of events underlying the findings of violation is largely undisputed.
		Bailey's dispute with the referee's conclusions centers on the inferences to be drawn from those facts, inferences that are ostensibly bolstered by additional evidence later adduced at the trial of his Federal contract claim, and legal arguments concerning whether the facts found amount to a misappropriation of funds.
	www.mass.gov /obcbbo/8764.htm (4520 words)

	F. Lee Bailey's March 4 Reply To The Gov't's Opposition To His Motion To Avoid Jail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Bailey and the United States have not been litigated and the court essentially has ordered a pre-judgment attachment to secure the claim of the United States, the Seventh Circuit held that a pledge of assets is sufficient when a defendant is financially unable to obtain a bond against a multimillion dollar judgment.
		Bailey "has the ability to pay at least $3.0 million," but there is no consideration of the uncontradicted evidence that a loan of this magnitude on illiquid assets takes more time to arrange than the less than 20 business days available to Mr.
		Bailey appeared, it is undisputed that, without a prior order to show cause, he was called as the first witness and, in the same proceeding, adjudicated in civil contempt.
	www.lectlaw.com /files/cas78.htm (2514 words)

	clipfile dot org: Once-stellar F. Lee Bailey now broke, beleaguered (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Bailey was at the top of his profession back then, and he lived like it: imported scotch by the case, Dunhill cigarettes, casual jaunts to exotic places.
		Bailey sometimes used his legal troubles as a way to portray himself as a maverick, someone who was not part of the legal establishment.
		Bailey even referred to him as a man "with no legitimate source of income." But he was fabulously wealthy, with two large estates in France and valuable collections of cars, boats, and artwork.
	www.clipfile.org /clips/000632.php (2746 words)

	F. LEE BAILEY
		Bailey "should not be held in civil contempt of court for his failure to remit $423,737.77 and for such other writs and orders as the Court deems appropriate." An order issued by the District Court on December 22, 1999, reflects that the sum in question was $418,237.77, due to a previous remittance and credit.
		Bailey's name is whether the government did or did not agree to compensate the plaintiff, as alleged, to assist in the repatriation efforts of the foreign assets of a criminal defendant.
		Bailey, with interests in the property prior to the criminal acts which led to its forfeiture, and bona fide purchasers of the property who are innocent of the antecedents of the property.
	www.uscfc.uscourts.gov /Opinions/Horn/00/96-666.html (15722 words)

	USCA1 Opinion 05-2779
		To provide Bailey with the requisite funds to maintain the properties and to establish a potential pool of money from which Bailey could recover his fees, the prosecutors proposed that one of Duboc's cash accounts (which held approximately $3.5 million) be turned over to Bailey.
		To avoid this problem, Bailey and the prosecutors agreed that, instead of the cash account, the Biochem stock would be transferred to Bailey to pay for the upkeep of the mansions and to provide a source from which he could draw fees.
		Bailey argues that he could introduce evidence that the stock was not given to him to hold in "formal trust," which he claims would support his argument that he owned the appreciated value of the Biochem stock in fee simple absolute.
	www.ca1.uscourts.gov /cgi-bin/getopn.pl?OPINION=05-2779.01A (1363 words)

	Biography of F. Lee Bailey, defense attorney for Ernest Medina (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Bailey had achieved fame for his successful defense in the retrial of Dr. Samuel Sheppard (“The Fugitive”) and the trial of the "Boston Strangler".
		Bailey was called by one observer “a deep-voiced self-admirer who never met a camera he didn’t like.” After Bailey's successful defense of Captain Medina, he continued to add to his list of celebrated clients which now include SLA kidnapping victim Patty Hearst (defendant in Bailey's most devastating courtroom defeat) and O.J. Simpson.
		Bailey requested that Medina be given a polygraph test, which turned out to be good and bad for his client.
	www.law.umkc.edu /faculty/projects/ftrials/mylai/myl_bbailey.htm (394 words)

	Court TV Online - Sheppard v. Ohio
		Bailey, who represented Dr. Sam Sheppard at his 1966 acquittal, was the first witness called by the Sheppard estate in their wrongful imprisonment suit against Ohio.
		Bailey theorized that Mayor Houk and Marilyn Sheppard were engaged in a tryst the night of the murder when Esther Houk discovered them and attacked Marilyn.
		Bailey told the jury that he had secured Sheppard's acquittal in 1966 by undermining the prosecution's theory that Marilyn Sheppard was killed with a surgical instrument and by reminding the jury that Sam Sheppard himself was severely injured that night.
	www.courttv.com /trials/sheppard/bailey_ctv.html (564 words)

	Lee Bailey, Criminal Defense Attorney, IMPAC Control System Chairman
		Bailey told LawCrossing that his personal legal battles have left him embittered and that while he is still fighting to clear his name, he has no interest in returning to criminal defense work full time.
		Bailey says the civil courts are too political.
		Bailey's mentor was Edward Bennett Williams, the most famous lawyer of his time.
	www.lawcrossing.com /article/index.php?id=1387 (1364 words)

	F. Lee Bailey Disbarred in Florida... - DiscussAnything.com -
		Bailey, who has represented such high-profile clients as Dr. Sam Sheppard, Patricia Hearst and O.J. Simpson, was disbarred for the way he handled 600,000 shares of stock owned by a former client now serving life in prison for drug smuggling.
		Bailey represented Claude Duboc in a 1994 drug smuggling case and worked out a deal with prosecutors under which his client would plead guilty and forfeit his assets to the federal government.
		Bailey said he took control of Duboc stock that was worth nearly $6 million as payment for his services.
	www.discussanything.com /forums/showthread.php?t=2348 (442 words)

	F. Lee Bailey Relationships plus F. Lee Bailey and You
		F. Lee Bailey needs to accept that no one is self-sufficient all the time, and to be gentler with his "childish" emotional needs and wants.
		Lee Bailey is extremely sensitive to his surroundings and could feel highly elated one minute and quite down the next.
		Bailey tends to avoid the truth about himself and his relationships and could have some strange or peculiar experiences in love relationships.
	www.topsynergy.com /famous/F_Lee_Bailey.asp (776 words)

	CNN.com - Judge finds F. Lee Bailey in contempt but famed defender won't go to jail - August 17, 2000
		Bailey, who gained fame for representing high profile clients including Dr. Sam Sheppard, Patty Hearst and O.J. Simpson said his only assets were the equity in his $1.1 million home in Palm Beach County, Florida, a Mercedes sedan and the furniture in his home and office.
		Bailey was accused of paying himself $3.5 million in 1995 and 1996 from stock belonging to a former client, international drug trafficker Claude Duboc, in violation of a court order freezing Duboc's assets.
		Bailey spent 43 days in jail in 1996 for contempt of court before he was able to repay the money.
	edition.cnn.com /2000/LAW/08/17/bailey.battles.02 (1004 words)

	Court TV Online - P E O P L E
		Bailey then lied under oath when he testified that he was unaware of that judge's order, attorney Terry Schmidt said as the disciplinary proceeding got under way.
		Bailey, who has represented Dr. Sam Sheppard and Patty Hearst and was on the "Dream Team" defending O.J. Simpson, has denied any wrongdoing, claiming the federal government agreed he could keep the stock for his help in locating and selling DuBoc's assets.
		Bailey spent 43 days in jail in 1996 for contempt of court until he surrendered the $3.5 million, and is now trying to get it back.
	www.courttv.com /people/2000/0530/bailey_ap.html (284 words)

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		The agreement with Bailey was in conformance with applicable Department of Justice regulations and guidelines relating to transfers to counsel in cases involving asset forfeitures and was in accord with all other Department of Justice and United States regulations, guidelines and procedures.
		Bailey was incarcerated on February 29, 1996 for civil contempt after failing to complete a return of the shares of the stock to the court.
		Bailey bore responsibility for managing, maintaining, marketing and monitoring multiple foreign assets, that could be in the neighborhood of $80 to $100 million.
	www.uscfc.uscourts.gov /Opinions/Horn/98/BAILEY.htm (6179 words)

	Law.com: F. Lee Bailey Off Hook for $9M After Jury Award Tossed
		Orlando lawyer Richard Lee Barrett, who represented Bailey in the case, said on Thursday that he was "shocked" by the decision.
		Conway, who presided at the trial last March, was asked by Bailey to reconsider the jury's verdict on April 29, and the earlier grant of summary judgment by Fawsett.
		Bailey was disbarred by Florida in 2001, and by Massachusetts last year for his handling of shares of stock in a Canadian pharmaceutical company owned by convicted drug smuggler Claude Duboc, also a former client.
	www.law.com /jsp/law/LawArticleFriendly.jsp?id=1067014195794 (520 words)

	F LEE BAILEY
		Bailey went to jail for 43 days in 1996 on a contempt of court charge -- before eventually surrendering the $3.5 million.
		Lee Bailey took $2 million in fees that should have gone to the U.S. government, and he was ordered to return it and pay another $3 million in damages.
		Bailey, who gained fame representing celebrity clients such as Patty Hearst and O.J. Simpson, said he was "quite disappointed" by the verdict and planned to challenge it.
	www.angelfire.com /celeb/fleebailey/index.html (305 words)

	CNN.com - Florida Supreme Court disbars F. Lee Bailey - November 21, 2001
		The Florida Bar had filed a complaint against Bailey, alleging seven counts of misconduct related to the lawyer's handling of stock worth nearly $6 million owned by a former client, convicted drug dealer Claude Duboc.
		Bailey initially had said the stock was meant as payment for his services, but later gave up control and spent six months in federal prison for contempt of court.
		According to the court, the stock was given to Bailey for a limited period, and he was to use the funds to deal with the forfeiture of Duboc's French properties and other assets.
	archives.cnn.com /2001/LAW/11/21/bailey.disbarred (390 words)

	USATODAY.com - Court upholds decision to disbar F. Lee Bailey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		In an unanimous decision, the Supreme Judicial Court on Friday upheld a decision to disbar Bailey, rejecting his argument he was entitled to spend the appreciation on about $6 million in stock he was holding for his client.
		Bailey couldn't be reached for comment immediately after the ruling.
		Bailey, 69, can petition for reinstatement to the Massachusetts bar in 2010 and the Florida bar in 2006, but Foye said Bailey would likely consider that later.
	www.usatoday.com /life/2003-04-14-04-14-lawyerdisbar_x.htm (300 words)

	F. Lee Bailey Biography
		Lee Bailey is a "superstar" lawyer and best-selling author.
		In the mid-1990s Bailey was asked to join the defense team of O. Simpson, the football star turned actor who was accused (and later found not guilty) of murdering his ex-wife Nicole and her friend Ronald Goldman in Los Angeles, California.
		In a television appearance Bailey argued that a person "in the business of defending criminal cases is going to live in controversy all of his or her life." Whether or not this is generally true, it certainly has been true for him.
	www.notablebiographies.com /Ba-Be/Bailey-F-Lee.html (748 words)

	Florida Disbars F. Lee Bailey Over Stock Funds
		Bailey knew all along that he was given control of the stocks with an understanding that they would be turned over to the federal government.
		ABSTRACT: The US government maintains that the interest from $6 million in stock that Attorney F. Lee Bailey was managing for a drug-smuggling client was rightly his as payment for services rendered, while the government claims it was the government's and that Mr.
		Bailey has been disbarred at the government's hand and may not reapply to the Florida Bar for the next five years.
	www.fairness.com /resources/one?resource_id=3794 (145 words)

	F. Lee Bailey - Gail Davis & Associates Professional Speaker
		Lee Bailey is one of the nation's foremost defense lawyers whose clients have ranged from kidnapped heiress Patricia Hearst to the Boston Strangler, to U.S. Army Captain Ernest Medina, who was charged with the mass murders of civilians at My Lai, to O.J. Simpson.
		Bailey has made repeated appearances as a host for segments of the television show Good Morning America and has lectured before more than 500 college audiences and 1,500 professional groups.
		Bailey is a former co-chairman of the Criminal Law Section of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, as well as the former chairman of the Penal Reform Committee for the Association of Trial Lawyers of America.
	www.nandoparrado.com /bio.asp?speakerid=3 (273 words)

	State: F. Lee Bailey fights $8-million demand
		ORLANDO -- Disbarred attorney F. Lee Bailey disputed federal prosecutors' claims Monday that $2-million he took from a bank account for defending a telemarketer charged with swindling customers came from the client's fraudulent operations and should be forfeited to the government.
		Bailey, who is representing himself, became one of the nation's best-known defense attorneys by representing clients such as Patty Hearst and O.J. Simpson.
		Bailey was disbarred in 2001 by Florida and in 2002 by Massachusetts for the way he handled 600,000 shares of stock owned by convicted drug smuggler Claude Duboc in 1994.
	www.sptimes.com /2003/03/25/State/F_Lee_Bailey_fights_8.shtml (518 words)

	State: Florida disbars F. Lee Bailey
		Bailey, 68, has 30 days to close his Florida office, and he has to pay $24,418 to cover the costs that the Florida Bar incurred in prosecuting the case.
		Bailey worked out a deal with prosecutors in which his client would plead guilty and forfeit his assets to the federal government.
		Bailey can reapply for a license to practice law in Florida in five years, but he'll have to take the Florida Bar examination again, go through a background check and demonstrate "knowledge of the rules of professional conduct required of all new admittees," the high court ruled.
	www.sptimes.com /News/112201/State/Florida_disbars_F_Lee.shtml (820 words)

	F. Lee Bailey - Premiere Motivational Speakers Bureau
		Legendary defense attorney F. Lee Bailey is one of the best-known and most controversial figures in the practice of law.
		In 1971, when F. Lee Bailey represented Captain Ernest Medina in his court-martial for his involvement in the incident at My Lai, he was already a prominent figure in criminal defense.
		Bailey was called by one observer “a deep-voiced self-admi...
	premierespeakers.com /f_lee_bailey (235 words)

	F.Lee Bailey Speaker - Book Motivational Celebrity Speaker F.Lee Bailey and Other Corporate Entertainment (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Massachusetts - MA Lee Bailey is one of the nation's foremost defense lawyers, as well as a successful businessman, author, and lecturer.
		Bailey is the author of three best-selling non-fiction books: The Defense Never Rests, For the Defense, and Cleared for the Approach as well as many other respected volumes for law practitioners.
		Bailey was admitted to the Boston University Law School and graduated as Valedictorian.
	www.allamericanspeakers.com /newspeakerbio/451/index.php (608 words)

	Biography for F. Lee Bailey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Bailey was acquitted in a jury trial after Shapiro successfully portrayed San Francisco Police Officer Peter Canaan, who had arrested Bailey for drunken driving in 1982, as a "psychopath" - a rogue cop determined to humiliate the famous lawyer to indulge his own megalomania.
		For Bailey, he experienced a brief resurgence of his professional reputation as a criminal lawyer, which had been tarnished and decayed by his loss of the 1976 Patricia Hearst/Symbionese Liberation Army trial, In which Hearst originally had accused him of incompetence.
		Pleading poverty to the press, Bailey refused to turn over the stock to the federal government, claiming in court that he was entitled to the appreciation of the stock in lieu of payment of his legal fees.
	www.imdb.com /name/nm0047258/bio (854 words)

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