Lawyers for Mark Strong Sr. says prosecutors never spelled out specifically how Strong’s actions promoted prostitution.
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Bill Nemitz: Amid tawdry details, the beauty of our jury system
When it’s all said and done, the people who say the least are the ones whose opinions matter most.
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Strong’s conviction bad sign for Alexis Wright
Wednesday’s verdict could lead to plea discussions for the alleged Kennebunk prostitute.
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Strong found guilty on all 13 counts in Zumba case
The Thomaston businessman says he’s not surprised by the verdict, which ends a trial that has captured international attention.
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Attorney: ‘Love’ drove defendant in Zumba case
But the prosecution’s closing argument depicts Mark Strong Sr. as a shrewd man who helped run an illegal business.
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Prosecution rests case in Zumba trial
In a surprise move, the state wraps up its testimony without calling any convicted “johns” to the witness stand.
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Lilley seeks payment from state
Daniel G. Lilley, the Portland-based attorney who is defending Mark Strong Sr. in the Kennebunk prostitution trial, wants the state to pay him for some of his services. Lilley’s office electronically filed a request Sunday with the Maine Supreme Judicial Court seeking $22,924 for counsel fees and associated costs. In his request to the high […]
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Clients to be called as witnesses in prostitution case
The lead prosecutor says she intends to call only eight more witnesses in the prostitution case.
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Police first thought prostitution case was part of major crime network
A leading detective even considered early on that corrupt police might be involved in a conspiracy.
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What’s a ‘pimp’? Question at core of Zumba trial
Meanwhile, a Kennebunk police officer testifies Mark Strong is the man speaking to Alexis Wright in videos of her trading sex for money.