LAW

Robert H. Richards IV, Du Pont Heir Who Admitted To Raping His 3-Year-Old Daughter, Spared Prison Sentence Because He Would ‘Not Fare Well’ In Prison

A wealthy man who admitted to raping his three-year-old daughter was only given probation instead of a jail sentence because he would “not fare well” in prison, it has been learned. Robert H. Richard IV, heir to the Du Pont chemical company, was sentenced in 2009, but the judge’s decision only became public in March after his ex-wife accused him of sexually abusing his toddler son.
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Kiwi Man Sues Prostitute $70,000 for Incomplete Sex Session

A man from New Zealand suffered a double whammy when he filed a $70,000 lawsuit against a prostitute for failing to complete a sex session with him. He claimed the sex trade worker breached the country's Consumer Guarantee Acts when she did not deliver a service she was paid for.

Lawyers of Convicted Aussie MP Craig Thomson Battle Jail Term; Insists Using HSU Money to Pay Prostitutes in Not Illegal

The request by lawyers of convicted MP Craig Thomson would likely invite public criticism and anger. Defence lawyer Greg James argued before the Melbourne Magistrate Court on Tuesday not to jail the former national secretary of the Health Services Union (HSU) despite his being found by the court of misusing the HSU-issued credit cards, including pay prostitutes for sex services rendered.

Tiger Wood Faces $1.3 Million Civil Case

Tiger Woods could be draining out his pockets because the company that Tiger Woods owns is reportedly facing a civil case that could make the golfer pay to the complainant a massive $1.3 million for the damages including interest incurred.

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