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United States of America v. One White Crystal Covered Bad Tour Glove and Other Michael Jackson Memorabilia
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2:11-cv-03582
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August 19, 2013
US Stymied Again In Seizure Action Over King Of Pop's Glove
A California federal judge indicated Monday he will toss most of the U.S. government's forfeiture action against the son of Equatorial Guinea's president, finding authorities lacked probable cause to accuse him of illegally acquiring $32 million in property — including a bejeweled Michael Jackson glove.
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June 20, 2013
US Suffers Blow In Seizure Case Over Michael Jackson Glove
A California judge on Thursday ruled the U.S. government must show it reasonably suspected $32 million in property — including a bejeweled Michael Jackson glove — had been illegally acquired by the son of Equatorial Guinea's president at the time it began a forfeiture action, saying it cannot rely on evidence it has since developed.
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April 12, 2012
Michael Jackson Glove, Other Alleged Loot Not In US Hands Yet
A California federal judge Thursday shot down the U.S. government's attempt to seize $32 million in purportedly ill-gotten property — including a bejeweled Michael Jackson glove — from the son of Equatorial Guinea's president, saying federal attorneys need to detail how the foreign government minister embezzled funds.