Tampa Bay Criminal Attorney

0.  Mooring field study goes to council Monday (Marco Eagle)
The only way Marco Island can afford to have a boat mooring field is to lease the mooring balls to boaters to store their vessels. Limiting a field to transient vessels to tie up for a nominal fee is not financially feasible, according to a subcommittee of the Waterways Advisory Committee that studied the issue.

1.  Sponsored By: (Fernandina Beach News-Leader)
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 45-2005-CA-209 DIVISION A MANUFACTURERS AND TRADERS TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE, ON BEHALF OF THE HOLDERS OF THE HOME EQUITY LOAN PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES SERIES 1997-4, AGREEMENT DATED SEPTEMBER 1, 1997, Plaintiff, vs.

2.  Notes: Browns win coin flip for No. 3 draft pick; Titans say Pacman may not stay (USA Today)
The Cleveland Browns won a coin flip on Friday morning that gave them the No. 3 pick in the NFL Draft. The team edged out the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, whose 4-12 finish in the 2006 season was identical to Cleveland's. Both teams have many needs in the draft, and some analysts are suggesting both teams may be targeting offense.

3.  Florida Bar announces disciplines, none from Jacksonville (Jacksonville Daily Record)
The Florida Bar announced recently that the Florida Supreme Court in recent court orders suspended 14, disbarred three, reprimanded two and placed one attorney on probation. None of the attorneys are from the Jacksonville area or are members of the Jacksonville Bar Association.

4.  Actor Replaced After Sex Admission (The Tampa Tribune)
TAMPA - The show must go on, and this weekend the show went on without Jorge Acosta, a member of the cast of "Cigar City Chronicles."

5.  NFL Notebook (Daily Southtown)
Cleveland Browns center LeCharles Bentley will likely undergo more surgery on a serious knee injury that cost him last season, is jeopardizing another and could end his NFL career.

6.  Recruiting in the MWC (CougarBlue)
By Jim Vallen COUGARBLUE Recruiting in the MWC is just another opportunity for the various teams to compete

7.  Reporters to avoid jail with lawyer's plea (Denver Post)
Two San Francisco Chronicle reporters will avoid jail time after a criminal-defense lawyer agreed to plead guilty to leaking them secret grand jury documents from the BALCO steroids investigation.

8.  A matter of loss in case of fraud (St. Petersburg Times)
TAMPA - Five years ago, New York real estate investor Steven Green made headlines when his company's Amberwood Apartments became Hillsborough County's largest-ever code enforcement case, with hundreds of violations, dozens of displaced residents and fines that ballooned to $1.3-million.

9.  Around the SEC (USA Today)
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