According to Mediabistro.com, tabloid reporter Diane Dimond has gotten the boot from Court TV. Here’s what’s posted:
Category: Court TV Sunday, Aug 28 Diane Dimond Leaves Court TV Court TV dismantled Diane Dimond’s investigative unit, and she subsequently left the network on Friday. Late last week, I wondered why Dimond was labeled an “investigative journalist” when she appeared on Nancy Grace.
Michael Jackson juror accused of plagiarism Aug 19, 2005, 17:50 GMT A Michael Jackson juror writing a book on the
[b]Restraining order is dismissed[/b] By Quintin Cushner/Senior Staff Writer Court TV anchor Diane Dimond this week dropped her restraining order
You can now purchase the book Redemption: The Truth Behind the Michael Jackson Child Molestation Allegations at Wal-Mart. List Price:
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Why Prosecutorial Misconduct and Abuses Are Taking Place So Brazenly Lawmall.com Prosecutorial misconduct and abuses are taking place in the
Catalog of Prosecutorial Misconduct and Abuses The ways in which prosecutors unlawfully obtain convictions number in the hundreds or thousands,
[b]Eminems Racism Prevails while Blacks sleep[/b] Rapsheet.com “All the girls I like to bone have big butts/ No they don’t, ’cause I don’t like that n—– sh–/ I’m just here to make a bigger hit” “Blacks and whites, they sometimes mix/ But black girls only want your money, ’cause they’re dumb chicks Never date a black girl, because blacks only want your money/ And that sh– ain’t funny.” Now that the truth is out about Eminem, heads are wondering if it will make any bit of difference. I think not. I dont think it will make a bit of difference because Black people are asleep when it comes to offenses against us. We have been lulled to sleep with empty promises of The Big 80s, a false sense of economic security of the 90s and the sum of all fears from the violent beginning of the new century. Eminem can call us *#*#*# right now and still move on with his career unscathed. How can he do it? He can move on with a lukewarm apology because some Black people are actually defending him, saying that he was young and understandably hurt.