DSK Lawyers Argue Leaked Hospital Report Doesn't Prove Rape
A hospital report lists the cause of Diallo's injuries as "assault" and "rape"
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An appeals court in France refused to drop prostitution-related claims against former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn, which means his legal troubles are not yet finished after more than a year of sexual scandals.
A hospital report lists the cause of Diallo's injuries as "assault" and "rape"
Newsweek reports Strauss-Kahn's lawyers will argue Diallo sought cash for sex
The Sofitel Hotel maid's civil complaint includes new details about what allegedly happened
Complaint says he caused "severe mental anguish from which she may never fully recover"
Comes after legal journalist argues for dropping criminal charges against Strauss-Kahn
A report says the airline carefully managed crews to avoid an incident; the airline denies it
The $2.1 trillion of cuts in the current deal is not what S&P wanted
Strauss-Kahn's wife went shoe shopping, then wrote a letter of support for him
Woman tells Diallo's lawyer Strauss-Kahn was "passionate" but not violent
The Sofitel Hotel maid said she spoke for 'every woman,' addressing reporters
The calls that originally discredited her were apparently misquoted
The former IMF chief's lawyers hope the prosecution will abandon its case
The maid reportedly told conflicting stories to Newsweek and ABC News
ABC News has posted parts of its interview with Nafissatou Diallo
The hotel maid is on the stand for the trial by media
The tangled story behind the French journalist's sexual assault charge
In an unusually contentious criminal case, a guide to tension between lawyers
Mother of French accuser says Francois Hollande suggested cover up.
Anne Mansouret recounts her own sexual encounter with Strauss-Kahn
Lots of folks, most recently CNBC, have tried to show what happened in room 2806
The first interview with the inmate involved in the credibility-busting bombshell
Legal experts told Thompson Reuters a lawsuit by his sexual assault accuser might fair well
A job application throws doubt on the Post's story about the maid's hiring
As former IMF head files slander charges against a French woman who said he tried to rape her
He has three days to enter the race and his polls don't look good
It's not quite a fetish. Call it a healthy interest
Searching with fairly common terms returned an image controversial in the United States
The New York Post has several legal defenses to choose from
“Mr. Strauss-Kahn will not be pleading guilty to anything,” says his lawyer
In a letter to the DA's office, the housekeeper's attorney seeks a special prosecutor
Sometimes just being on hand can make a simple key-fumble into news
If the prosecution's case falls apart, the Sofitel housekeeper may find herself in serious trouble
On Whitey Bulger, electricity in Afghanistan, and honesty with DSK
To clear his name, some say the press should publicize his alleged victim's identity
As suspicions of guilt change, so do opinions on the oft-debated police practice
Post headlines about DSK's accuser are particularly ridiculous when nestled in legalese
Free of house arrest, the former IMF chief's social life in New York is gearing up
DSK says he will now file slander charges against Banon
She becomes the fund's first female leader since its 1944 founding
The Sofitel hotel maid has filed her first civil action in the Strauss-Kahn debacle
Depending on who you talk to the case is either a career-ender or a triumph
"We all know this case is not sustainable," a top investigator tells the Post
Lawyers make move in response to Monday's announcement
French writer Tristane Banon plans to file charges over an incident from 2002
The tabloid calls Dominique Strauss-Kahn's accuser a hooker in their latest headlines
In a case this big, events such as today's have ripples throughout society
As the Strauss-Kahn case gets ever-more confusing, here's a breakdown
DSK is expected to be released from house arrest today, and there may be some surprises
Early news bulletins say prosecutors have agreed to release him on his own recognizance
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