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19, May 2012 - Anchorage, AK Man testifies '2-4-1' militia member was armed
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - The trial of a Fairbanks militia leader continues in federal court in Anchorage with witnesses testifying about members of the Alaska Peacemaker Militia. Militia leader Schaeff...
19, May 2012 - Anchorage, AK Alaska militia members spoke of hanging bodies from lamp posts: prosecutor - msnbc.com
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - Three members of a pro ... in September on charges of conspiring to murder U.S. District Court Judge Ralph Beistline, who presided over a federal tax case that the Vernons lost.
19, May 2012 - Anchorage, AK Alaska militia members accused of murder plot - The Guardian
Associated Press= ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Schaeffer Cox carries himself with ... The FBI has wider authority to obtain warrants, and there is greater leeway in federal court.
18, May 2012 - Anchorage, AK Rocker Ted Nugent shoots one black bear too many
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - Rock musician and conservative activist Ted Nugent pleaded guilty on Tuesday to a federal wildlife violation after he failed to track down and kill a black bear he wounded with bow and arrow in Alaska during filming for his reality television show three years ago. Nugent, 63, pleaded guilty by telephone in U.S. District Court in Ketchikan, Alaska to a single ...
17, May 2012 - Anchorage, AK Appeals court overturns conviction in rape case - Anchorage Daily News
PALMER -- Citing a violation of a defendant's constitutional rights at trial, an Alaska appellate court has overturned the criminal conviction of a man accused of rape twice in the Valley, twice in Anchorage and once in Glennallen.
17, May 2012 - Alaska conspiracy trial scheduled in federal court - msnbc.com
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (AP) - Three Alaska men are scheduled to go on trial Monday in Anchorage on charges of plotting to kill government employees. Fairbanks militia leader Schaeffer Cox of Fairbanks, Coleman Barney of North Pole and Lonnie Vernon ...
17, May 2012 - Anchorage, AK Guilty plea planned in Ted Nugent AK hunt case - Blueridgenow.com
A plea agreement with federal prosecutors ... in Tuesday's U.S. District Court proceeding in the southeast Alaska town of Ketchikan, his lawyer said. Nugent didn't know he was breaking the law, said his Anchorage attorney, Wayne Anthony Ross.
17, May 2012 - Prolific Anchorage drug trafficker gets 27 years in prison - Alaska Dispatch
Riley was sentenced in federal court to 27 years in prison for possession of cocaine with an intent to distribute. Riley, a resident of Kansas City, Mo., was arrested in 2009 after a short stakeout of his Anchorage post-office box provided law enforcement ...
17, May 2012 - Alaska conspiracy trial scheduled in federal court
Three Alaska men are scheduled to go on trial Monday in Anchorage on charges of plotting to kill government employees.
16, May 2012 - Alaska militia members spoke of hanging bodies from lamp posts: prosecutor - CNBC
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - Three members of a pro-gun ... are due to go on trial in September on charges of conspiring to murder U.S. District Court Judge Ralph Beistline, who presided over a federal tax case that the Vernons lost.
16, May 2012 - Fairbanks, AK Jury Selection Begins For Fairbanks Militia Trial
Jury selection got underway in Anchorage federal court Monday in preparation for the trial of Fairbanks resident and Alaska Peacemaker’s militia leader Francis Schaeffer Cox. Cox is charged along with Coleman Barney and Lonnie Vernon of plotting to kill government employees. Cox founded the Second Amendment Task force and claims he is a sovereign citizen. The trial is expected to last at least a ...
15, May 2012 - Anchorage, AK Rocker Nugent to plead guilty to illegal Alaska bear kill
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - Rocker Ted Nugent has agreed to plead guilty to a federal wildlife violation for killing one black bear too many during a hunting expedition at a national forest in Alaska, according to court documents filed on Friday. This week the "Cat Scratch Fever" singer and gun enthusiast met with some other federal officials - the Secret Service - after he made some heated ...
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