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ate Judge Donald Cabell denied bail for two men who have been accused of helping Carlos Ghosn, who previously ran Nissan Motor Co., flee Japan, with Cabell determining that the men, 59-year-old Michael Taylor and 27-year-old Peter Taylor, both of whom are facing extradition to Japan, are flight risks.

media that showed him making and detonating improvised explosives, according to Whitehall police." Ohio Man Changes Plea In Explosives Case. The Mansfield (OH) News Journal (7/10, 47K) reports, "Fireworks or bombs? That was the central question in the case of Benjamin Brubach. He appeared by video Frid

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rve to be treated fairly, to not have their families exposed to danger, and to know that Americans appreciate their value and courage. CNN (02/04, Campbell, Perez, Rabinowitz), New York Post (02/05, Nava), Newsweek (02/04, Sheth), Bloomberg (02/04, Strohm), CBS News (02/04, Video), NPR (02/04, Lucas), t

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d a written waiver of such rights. The waiver was written in Spanish. Tobon was relaxed, cooperative, and spoke freely and openly. He told Officer Campbell that he won over $100,000 playing poker and was purchasing cashier's checks in amounts less than $10,000 to avoid bank reporting re- quirements be

the sub- stantive offense, has the capacity to commit that offense and the causer lacks such ca- pacity. See Wiseman, 455 F.2d at 794-95. As Judge Mansfield succinctly expressed in Ruffin, 613 F.2d at 416: "In causing an innocent intermediary to commit a criminal act, the causer adopts not only the int