Ted Stevens
Senate committee recommends warship be named for Stevens
Nearly two years after the death of U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens, a Senate panel has recommended that a Navy warship be named in his honor. The recommendation is included in a defense spending bill.
Ted Stevens
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TED STEVENS
Saturday is Ted Stevens Day in Alaska
Saturday marks Ted Stevens Day in Alaska. Sen. Lisa Murkowski took an opportunity, while she was speaking on the U.S. Senate floor Thursday, to share that with her colleagues -- and to remember Stevens.
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TED STEVENS
Stevens inducted into U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame
Ted Stevens, a man revered within the U.S. Olympic movement for his advocacy on behalf of athletes and sports, was inducted into the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame on Thursday.
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ALASKA NEWSREADER
Lead agent in botched Stevens case still with FBI. Why?
An internal Justice Department report on the botched prosecution of Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens, released in May, called for suspension without pay for two federal prosecutors who worked on the case. It said Assistant U.S. Attorneys Joe Bottini and James Goeke "engaged in professional misconduct...
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SEN. LISA MURKOWSKI
Murkowski seeks law to create standards for prosecutors
Sen. Lisa Murkowski argued in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday for legislation that would create a uniform standard for prosecutors to disclose all possibly exculpatory evidence to the defense.
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BILL ALLEN / VECO
Investigation backs prosecutors in Allen sex crime allegations
The Justice Department said Friday that its investigators found no misconduct in the decision of federal prosecutors to abandon the teen sex crime case against disgraced former Veco Corp. chairman Bill Allen, the government's star witness in the failed prosecution of then-Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens...
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TED STEVENS
Two Stevens prosecutors taken to task in ethics report
The Justice Department's internal watchdog office has concluded that two federal prosecutors acted with reckless misconduct in the botched case against then-Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens and should be suspended without pay but not fired.
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TED STEVENS
Was Stevens guilty? Question likely won't be answered
Colleen Walsh, one of the jurors who found then-Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens guilty in 2008, wonders every time she reads a story about prosecutors concealing evidence during the trial whether any of it would have resulted in a different verdict.
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TED STEVENS
Stevens prosecutor defended against calls for his firing
Anchorage-based assistant U.S. Attorney Joe Bottini has been wrongfully smeared by allegations he purposefully hid evidence from the defense in the case against Sen. Ted Stevens, his attorney said Thursday in the face of calls for Bottini to be fired and even disbarred.
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TED STEVENS
Rally by friends of Stevens seeks prosecutor accountability
An advocacy group started by friends of the late U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens is on a rampage, calling for accountability in the U.S. Department of Justice and specifically for the firing of two prosecutors and an FBI agent who pursued the flawed and failed corruption case against him.
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TED STEVENS
Mistakes in Stevens case were isolated, Justice tells Congress
The Justice Department said Wednesday that its misconduct in the case against then-Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens was an isolated incident and Congress should not pass a law forcing prosecutors to disclose all evidence they have to the defense.


