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The new drug is the result of a collaboration between Professor Fran Balkwill, an expert in cancer and inflammation at the Institute of Cancer at the same medical school as McNeish, and a Dutch biotech company called Centocor, which is now owned by Johnson & Johnson.
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The computer is considered key evidence in the lawsuit because lawyers from Prison Health Services want to know how often Balkwill communicated with top executives from rival company Armor Correctional Health Services before awarding Armor the contract.
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Balkwill eventually rejected other bids and contracted with Armor, announcing the deal on the day he announced his retirement.
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Balkwill, who retired after serving two terms as sheriff, has repeatedly declined to talk about the matter.
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Jeff Bell, opened paperwork on a grand theft case last week, looking into what happened to the computer after Balkwill and others said it was supposed to be recycled.
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Balkwill broke the law, covered up, erased, and destroyed State Records along with his two cohorts who are probably sadly going to fall on the sword for him.
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The computer is considered key evidence in the lawsuit because lawyers from Prison Health Services want to know how often Balkwill communicated with top executives from rival company Armor Correctional Health Services before awarding Armor the contract.
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The lawsuit has already revealed that Armor treated Balkwill to $1,500 in meals and perks between 2006 and 2007, including a fishing expedition to Lake Okeechobee with former Armor CEO Doyle Moore.
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Attorneys for Prison Health Services argue that Balkwill ignored other companies and handed the deal to Armor Correctional Health Services because of his close ties to the firm.
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In an interview on Monday, Balkwill lawyer Dan Dannheisser said that "there is nothing here that is criminal in nature, and if there was an arrest made, it would be without any lawful basis and somebody would be guilty of malpractice."
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