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Attorney Andrew Shubin called the case “doomed from the beginning,” yet a Daily Collegian photographer faced misdemeanor charges for months after the October 2008 downtown State College riot. Michael Felletter was doing his job, yet police said his pictures were...

STATE PATTY’S DAY — After event, all eyes are on local night spots

STATE COLLEGE — Remember the fallout surrounding the student-created holiday “State Patty’s Day” in February? Bars attracted a lot of students during State Patty’s Day, but also the attention of liquor control enforcement. It’s not nearly over. Especially for...

How the DOJ's Massive Drug Case Fell Apart

Mike Scarcella, 07-28-2009 In the eyes of the Justice Department, Zhenli Ye Gon is a major player. The one-time fugitive allegedly amassed a fortune importing and selling ingredients to methamphetamine producers in Mexico. A March 2007 raid on his mansion in Mexico...

Felletter charges should not be re-filed

On Oct. 25 last year, thousands of students rushed into Beaver Canyon to celebrate Penn State’s victory over rival Ohio State. We didn’t know it, but the First Amendment was on the line. Students started out cheering and hoisting friends into the air and...

All charges dismissed against Penn State photographer

July 27, 2009 PENNSYLVANIA — A photographer at Pennsylvania State University’s Daily Collegian was cleared of his remaining failure to disperse charge July 22 in a pre-trial motion after he was arrested last fall while covering a post-football-game riot....
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