Law360, New York (August 20, 2012, 10:08 PM ET) -- The director of Hollywood blockbusters "Die Hard" and "Predator" on Monday lost a bid to reverse his guilty plea for making false statements to the FBI, after the Ninth Circuit ruled a lower court judge had properly denied his bid to suppress damning evidence in the case.
In a published opinion, a three-judge panel said an incriminating recording of a phone conversation between defendant John McTiernan and his former private investigator Anthony Pellicano was valid evidence because McTiernan had failed to prove that the recording at...
9th Circ. Won't Kill 'Die Hard' Director's Guilty Plea
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