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Mackenzie Mauzy loved the Everlast workout gear she grabbed backstage at the lounge.
On 3 Presents The 2007 Daytime Entertainment Emmy Awards Talent Lounge 2007
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He is now in ripe manhood conducting a similar business in the Byron Mauzy building on Post street where he is still successfully conducting the work he chose when a boy.
Sixty Years of California Song Margaret Blake Alverson 1879
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Mauzy also insisted that Hecker is not a flight risk or a danger to the public and therefore should be released to home detention with 24-hour electronic monitoring.
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Hecker "prejudiced" his client, Mauzy wrote, and clashed with the conditions of release set by another judge during a September guilty plea hearing.
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Attorney William Mauzy, who represents Teresa Hoffman, said she never engaged in any fraudulent activity, nor does she believe that her husband of 27 years committed fraud in his businesses.
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Regardless, his client was called to the stand by the judge, made to testify without preparation and unfairly sent to jail when Hecker's answers failed to please the judge, Mauzy argued.
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As a result, Hecker wasn't prepared to answer the judge's questions during the hearing, Mauzy said.
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Hecker "prejudiced" his client, Mauzy wrote, and clashed with the conditions of release set by another judge during a September guilty plea hearing.
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As a result, Hecker wasn't prepared to answer the judge's questions during the hearing, Mauzy said.
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Mauzy said the hearing was not the proper venue to decide if Hecker violated the previous conditions of his release set when he pleaded guilty to criminal fraud charges on Sept. 7.
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