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A New Jersey Superior Court judge recently dismissed a case filed by the state’s former Attorney General over the alleged sale of “phantom” Bruce Springsteen tickets in 2009.

TicketNetwork and Orbitz Worldwide’s Cheaptickets.com were accused of allegedly trying to sell Bruce Springsteen tickets before they were available to the public, and in some instances the tickets allegedly being sold were to seats that did not exist in the old Giants Stadium where the concerts were to take place last fall.  Full Story…

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Jayson Williams is already in prison for accidentally killing a limo driver, but the former NBA star still is contending with another criminal case.

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New Orleans rapper Juvenile has pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor marijuana possession charge in Louisiana.

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One of the principal brokers from National Events Company (NECO) was named in court documents last week as a client of accused ticket scammers Wiseguy Tickets, as federal prosecutors argued for the court not to suppress evidence they obtained from the broker.

Veteran New York ticket broker Michael Leshinsky was named in court documents as the person behind the AOL e-mail account “ticketwizard99@aol.com,” which federal prosecutors used a warrant to search as part of their investigation into the Wiseguys’ case.  Full Story…

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The legal tussle between the now defunct Action Seating and unsuccessful Vancouver Olympics ticket supplier David Bunevacz continues as lawyers for the two argue over the type of documents Bunevacz was required to turn over last week.

The two sides signed court documents that required Bunevacz to supply information pertaining to the case, which allegedly involves nearly $3 million in payments from Action Seating to Bunevacz in exchange for thousands of Vancouver Olympics tickets.  Full Story…

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David Bunevacz, one of the central figures in the alleged Vancouver Winter Olympics tickets scam, has until August 3 to turn over key evidence in the case, according to recent documents filed in a Los Angeles Superior Court.

The information Bunevacz is expected to turn over to the court includes proof of who he allegedly dealt with to obtain the tickets and contracts with a Hong Kong-based financing company called Mocra Limited, which supposedly supplied some of the funding for the initial ticket purchase.  Full Story…

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Prosecutors have added another charge against an anti-communist activist who allegedly squirted pepper spray into the eyes of a Vietnamese singer during a concert in Santa Clara.

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A federal judge has drastically trimmed a $675,000 verdict against a Boston University graduate student who was found guilty of illegally downloading and sharing songs online.

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Dettra case closed for now St. Augustine Record County officials placed Dettra on paid administrative leave June 11 after he charged money had been misused at the Ponte Vedra Concert Hall renovation … and more »

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The two sides in the Action Seating Winter Olympics ticket case are scheduled to meet with a Los Angeles judge tomorrow, June 25, to begin arguments over the alleged $3 million fraud.

Representatives of Gene Hammett, owner of the Atlanta-based secondary ticket company Action Seating, are allegedly trying to persuade David Bunevacz to release proof of what happened to the $3 million Hammett claims he paid the Los Angeles resident.  Full Story…

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