Federal defense attorney Erich Ferrari has posted a good explanation of criminal forfeiture law on his blog. I hadn’t seen a technical explanation in the local media of how Colton Harris-Moore can “give up” money he doesn’t yet have, and this explains it clearly.
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Camano Profile: Marlene Moodie
Posted in History, tagged Brier Library, camano island, Camano Library, island county, Sno-Isle Libraries on February 2, 2011| 1 Comment »
Camano Island is home to a diverse and talented group of people. Thousands of them work on the mainland, some quite a distance from their enchanted isle. Despite the time it takes to commute to and from their jobs, they are able to balance enriching home lives on Camano with fulfilling careers that benefit other communities as well.
One such Camano resident is Marlene Moodie, who manages the Brier Library. Brier is a mostly residential area sandwiched between Lynnwood and Kenmore just north of the King-Snohomish County line. This library is part of the Sno-Isle Library system, the same library district that serves the Stanwood-Camano area. (more…)
Browne’s Bankruptcy Threat
Posted in Crime & Justice, tagged colton harris-moore, island county, John Henry Browne, Randy Gaylord, san juan county on November 20, 2010| Leave a Comment »
http://www.heraldnet.com/article/20101118/NEWS01/711189838
Colton Harris-Moore’s defense attorney has threatened to bankrupt Island and San Juan Counties if they prosecute him on their soil. Instead, John Henry Browne would like to consolidate all charges and have them dealt with at the federal level. (more…)