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For more than two decades, chart-topping R&B singer R. Kelly had faced allegations of sexual abuse.

The accounts went back to the start of his career in the 1990s, with many centring on the predatory pursuit of teenage girls.

In 2022, he was jailed for 30 years after being found guilty of eight counts of sex trafficking and one of racketeering in a New York court.

Months later, he was convicted of child sexual abuse in a second federal trial in Chicago.

The singer - whose real name is Robert Sylvester Kelly - is also due to face sexual misconduct charges Minnesota.

Kelly was himself the victim of child sex abuse, and detailed in his autobiography how he was raped by a female family member when he was eight years old.

Here is a history of the accusations against him.

1994: Marries Aaliyah

Kelly, then aged 27, wed 15-year-old singer Aaliyah at a secret ceremony in Chicago.

A former tour manager for Kelly testified at his trial that he bribed a government worker in 1994 to obtain a fake ID for Aaliyah - so the singers could marry.

For the rest of her career, Aaliyah dodged questions about the nature of her relationship. "When people ask me, I tell them, 'Hey, don't believe all that mess,'" she told one interviewer. "We're close and people took it the wrong way."

Kelly rarely spoke about Aaliyah after she died in a plane crash in 2001. She is not mentioned in his autobiography, where an author's note explains "certain episodes could not be included for complicated reasons".

In a 2016 interview with GQ magazine, he described their relationship as "best, best, best, best friends", but declined to comment on their marriage, saying: "I will never have that conversation with anyone. Out of respect for Aaliyah, and her mother and father who have asked me not to personally."

1996: Sued for emotional distress

Tiffany Hawkins sued R. Kelly for the "personal injuries and emotional distress" she suffered during a three-year relationship with the star.

In court documents, she said she began having sex with Kelly in 1991, when she was 15 and he was 24, and the relationship ended when she turned 18. According to the Chicago Sun Times, Ms Hawkins sought $10m in damages but accepted a fraction of that amount ($250,000) when the case was settled in 1998.

Kelly's spokeswoman said she had "no knowledge" of the accusations.

2001: Sued by intern

Tracy Sampson sued R. Kelly, accusing him of inducing her "into an indecent sexual relationship" when she was 17.

The woman, a former intern at Epic Records, said she was "treated as his personal sex object and cast aside".

Kelly is sued by Patrice Jones, a Chicago woman who claimed he impregnated her when she was under age, and that she was forced to have an abortion.

Montina Woods also sued Kelly, alleging that he videotaped them having sex without her knowledge. The recording was allegedly circulated on a "sex tape" sold by bootleggers under the title R. Kelly Triple-X.

The singer settled both cases out of court, paying undisclosed sums in return for non-disclosure agreements.

He is charged with 21 counts of making child sexual abuse videos involving various sexual acts.

His arrest stemmed from a video that was sent anonymously to the Chicago Sun Times earlier in the year. They passed it on to police, who verified its authenticity with help from FBI forensic experts.

Kelly, who posted $750,000 bail, immediately denied the charges in an interview with MTV and later pleaded not guilty in court.

It took six years for the case to come to trial, during which time Kelly released his wildly successful Trapped In The Closet album and was nominated for an Image Award by the NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People), prompting widespread criticism.

The jury eventually concluded they could not prove that the girl on the tape was a minor, and Kelly was found not guilty on all counts.

Kelly was charged with a further 12 counts of producing child sexual abuse images in Florida, where he was arrested at his holiday home.

These charges came after police seized a camera during the arrest, which allegedly contained images of him having sex with an underage girl.

The charges were dropped when a judge agreed with Kelly's defence team that police lacked sufficient evidence to justify a search.

2017: Allegations of a 'cult'

The article alleged that Kelly seduced young women when they approached him for help with their music careers, before taking control of their lives - dictating "what they eat, how they dress, when they bathe, when they sleep, and how they engage in sexual encounters that he records".

Kelly also confiscated the women's mobile phones, the report said, barring contact with friends and family.

The allegations came from three former employees and the parents of several women, who said their daughters had all but vanished.

Buzzfeed's report prompted further allegations.

Jerhonda Pace broke a non-disclosure agreement to speak about having sex with Kelly while she was underage. Another woman, Kitti Jones, claimed the star starved her, coerced her into sexual encounters with other women and physically abused her. Ms Pace would go on to testify against Kelly in the 2021 trial.

The #MuteRKelly campaign lobbied record label RCA to sever ties with the singer. They also targeted concert promoters, ticket sellers and streaming services - with Spotify, Apple Music and Pandora all agreeing to demote Kelly's songs from their playlists (a decision that was later reversed).

"Only God can mute me," he sang defiantly on a song called I Admit. "Am I supposed to go to jail or lose my career because of your opinion?"

Over the course of six hour-long episodes, Lifetime documentary Surviving R. Kelly presented the most comprehensive look yet at the allegations against the musician.

Two weeks after the programme was broadcast, Kelly was dropped by his record company. Planned concerts in the US and New Zealand were cancelled.

In February, celebrity lawyer Michael Avenatti said he had obtained a video showing Kelly having sex with a 14-year-old girl. Weeks later, Kelly was charged in Chicago with 10 counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse. He pleaded not guilty and gave a histrionic TV interview.

Prosecutors later filed an additional 11 charges of sexual assault and abuse against a minor aged between 13 and 16.

The charging documents described sex and oral sex with a minor "by the use of force or threat of force". The accuser was thought to be one of the women featured in Surviving R. Kelly, who said she met the singer during a previous trial.

July 2019: Sex Trafficking charges

Combined, the allegations depicted an organised effort from the singer and his associates to recruit and transport underage girls over state lines for illegal sexual purposes, including the production of child sex abuse images, as well as conspiracy to obstruct justice by destroying evidence and bribing or threatening witnesses.

August 2019: Prostitution charges

He was accused of soliciting a teenager who asked him for an autograph in 2001. Kelly allegedly invited the 17-year-old to his hotel room and offered her $200 (£164) to undress and dance with him.

Kelly's lawyer said the charges were "beyond absurd".

Towards the end of August, Kelly was attacked in his sleep by a fellow inmate in Chicago's Metropolitan Correctional Centre.

His lawyer called for his immediate release, saying "the government cannot ensure his safety". However, the request - along with numerous other attempts to get Kelly released on bail - was denied.

In the last pre-trial hearing before Kelly's trial, US District Judge Ann M Donnelly made a series of rulings to narrow down what evidence could be shown to jurors.

During the hearing, she asked one of the singer's lawyers whether they denied the star had sexual relations with Aaliyah while she was underage.

According to the Associated Press, Thomas A Farinella "let out a deep sigh and responded, 'No.'"

The trial began on 18 August in New York.

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Gloria Allred, a lawyer who represented several victims, told reporters: "I've been practising law for 47 years. During this time, I've pursued many sexual predators who have committed crimes against women and children.

"Of all the predators that I have pursued, Mr Kelly is the worst."

In June 2020, Michael Williams set fire to a car belonging to the father of a witness who was due to testify in order to "prevent the victim-witness from continuing to co-operate", according a statement from the attorney's office in New York.

"Williams attempted to use violence and intimidation to divert the course of justice and prevent a victim's voice from being heard," they said.

June 2022: New York sentencing

Kelly was sentenced to 30 years in prison for using his celebrity status to sexually abuse children and women.

US District Judge Ann Donnelly said the singer had an "indifference to human suffering" and had used sex as a weapon, forcing his victims to do unspeakable things while saddling some with sexually transmitted diseases. "You taught them that love is enslavement and violence," she said.

Some of the women who were abused by the singer described how he had "destroyed so many people's lives" as they addressed him in court before he was sentenced.

Lawyers for Kelly said he would appeal.

Kelly had a "dark" and "hidden" side that the public rarely saw during his career, prosecutors said at the opening of his second federal trial.

The singer was on trial in his home town, Chicago, for child pornography, obstruction of justice and other charges.

A woman at the heart of the trial testified that the R&B singer had sex with her "hundreds" of times before she turned 18.

The 37-year-old woman, known as Jane, said improper contact with Kelly began when she was just 13.

His lawyers insisted he was not "a monster" and deserves a fair trial.

The disgraced star was found guilty of child sexual abuse in his second federal trial.

The jury convicted him on six out of 13 counts, including three of child pornography, after the four-week Chicago case.

He was acquitted of a charge of conspiring to obstruct justice, related to his 2008 child pornography trial.

R. Kelly's former manager was sentenced to 20 months in prison for stalking and harassing one of the singer's victims.

Donnell Russell pleaded guilty in July to using threats and intimidation to silence one of the women Kelly abused.

Using an alias, he published explicit photos of her online in an attempt to stop her testifying against his client.

A Chicago prosecutor said she was dropping sexual abuse and assault charges dating back as far as 1998 against Kelly, who was already facing decades in prison.

Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx said her office "will no longer be pursuing these indictments", adding: "Sometimes justice is served even when there is no conviction."

However, in a victory for the singer's lawyers, the judge said that all but one of those years would be served at the same time as his previous 30-year prison sentence.

The judge said he would have dealt a heftier sentence if the Chicago trial had come first.

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Requests for Legal Representation

Employment/harassment/discrimination matters: Please visit the website of Allred, Maroko & Goldberg for more information and the appropriate forms.

Nonemployment matters: You may fill out the online intake form below with a brief (one page or less) description of your situation. Please do not go into too much detail - Gloria's law firm will contact you for more information should we choose to pursue the matter. Please send your email one time only. It is not necessary to contact us again or to send additional inquiries via fax or mail.

Family law cases: We regret that the lawyers of Allred, Maroko & Goldberg do not accept family law cases (divorce, custody, etc.). In addition, Gloria Allred cannot offer referrals and recommends that you contact state or local bar associations for referrals in your area.

General Comments and Questions

Gloria Allred welcomes constructive comments and questions on issues related to her legal practice. Ms. Allred and her staff attempt to review all emails, but we cannot guarantee yours will receive a personal response.

Media Inquiries

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Requests for Legal Representation

Employment/harassment/discrimination matters: Please visit the website of Allred, Maroko & Goldberg for more information and the appropriate forms.

Nonemployment matters: You may fill out the online intake form below with a brief (one page or less) description of your situation. Please do not go into too much detail - Gloria's law firm will contact you for more information should we choose to pursue the matter. Please send your email one time only. It is not necessary to contact us again or to send additional inquiries via fax or mail.

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Gloria Allred welcomes constructive comments and questions on issues related to her legal practice. Ms. Allred and her staff attempt to review all emails, but we cannot guarantee yours will receive a personal response.

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Attorney Gloria Allred is available for media appearances related to current or pending litigation or for commentary on issues related to harassment, discrimination, employment law, and the rights of women, minorities, and victims. Please contact the law offices of Allred, Maroko & Goldberg or fill out the online intake form below with contact information and a brief description of your needs. Each inquiry will be reviewed by Ms. Allred and her staff and every effort will be made to accommodate legitimate and reasonable requests.

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Deveraux L. Cannick is a principal member of the firm and a trial attorney. His practice includes Federal and State criminal defense, criminal law as well as civil litigation.

Mr. Cannick is licensed to practice in all court in the State of New York. He is admitted to the Federal District Courts for the Eastern, Southern, Northern and Western Districts of New York, United States Court of Appeals for the Second and Fourth Circuits and the United States Supreme Court.

Mr. Cannick was formerly with the Bronx County District Attorney office where for several years, he managed a full range of criminal matters from misdemeanors to major felonies. Mr. Cannick had departmental responsibility for managing a group of Assistant District Attorneys assigned to homicide duty and was lead counsel on a number of high profile criminal cases, one of which led to him being profiled in the New York Legal Journal.

In 1990, while working the Homicide Trial Bureau of the Bronx County Attorney Office, Mr. Cannick was selected as the lead prosecutor in one of the most publicized cases in the Bronx, People of the State of New York v. Larry Davis. Mr. Davis was charged with multiple homicides and had been involved in the attempted murder of numerous police officers. After Larry Davis was acquitted in his earlier trials, the District Attorney of Bronx County, Robert Johnson turned to one of his premier trial assistants, Deveraux Cannick to prosecute Larry Davis.

After a trial of several months, Larry Davis was convicted on all counts. Prominent attorneys throughout the City of New York credited Mr. Cannick and his savvy trial skills as providing the difference in the results between the earlier trials. Mr. Cannick was subsequently featured on the first page of the New York Law Journal dated March 18 th, 1991, and widely credited with the resulting conviction.

Mr. Cannick has an extensive criminal law practice. He appears daily in the federal and state courts. He has been involved in many high-profile cases throughout his career. Some of his clients have included Lamar Sanchez, the first person to be charged under the then New York State capital punishment law with capital murder. Daniel Berrios, of the infamous Latin Kings gang and Dr. Rafil Dhafir, a Rome oncologist charged for violating IEEPA laws.

In one particular case, Mr. Cannick represented an individual by the name of Michael Mungin. Mr. Mungin was charged as a hit man for drug dealers. The indictment alleged that he executed eight individuals. After his mitigation presentation to the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York and subsequently to the then Attorney General, Janet Reno, the Justice Department decided not to seek the death penalty against Mr. Mungin. It was Mr. Cannick's skills and determination that convinced the Justice Department not to pursue the death penalty in Mr. Mungin's case.

Mr. Cannick has developed a masterful court room demeanor. He is a dynamic cross examiner and has an uncanny ability to connect with jurors. As a result of his expert trial skills, he has been retained to represent clients in many states throughout the country. Also, Mr. Cannick has been retained by other law firms to assist them in trials and complex litigations.

In the past few years, Mr. Cannick expanded his litigation practice to include civil rights and 1983 constitutional claims. In one of his first civil trials, a 1983 civil rights action against the City of New York involving a claim of police brutality, Mr. Cannick successfully litigated the case and secured a 3.2 million-dollar jury award for his client, the largest verdict awarded for the type of injury involved. The case was reported on television and in the newspapers.

Mr. Cannick was later selected to represent Saikou Diallo, the father of Amadou Diallo, who was shot 41 times by four police officers on February 4 th, 1999. This case polarized the entire City of New York. Bruce Springsteen wrote a song in memory of Amadou Diallo. Although the four police officers were ultimately acquitted of all criminal charges, Mr. Cannick successfully sued the City of New York and received the largest wrongful death settlement award against the City of New York for that type of case. He also had the distinction of working with the legendary Johnny Cochran who represented Amadou Diallo's mother.

Mr. Cannick has represented a number of celebrities in both his criminal and civil practice.

Mr. Cannick's education law background includes experience as General Counsel to the Mount Vernon City Public School District where he provided day-to-day advice and counsel to the District in all areas of education law including contract drafting and negotiations, labor negotiations and the development and implementation of compliance programs. In addition to his role as General Counsel, Mr. Cannick directly handled litigation matters for the District. He also negotiated their employment contracts, collective bargaining agreements as well as litigated employee disciplinary matters. In addition, he handled Special Education impartial hearings and related litigations.

Mr. Cannick travels across the country to keep abreast of the latest developments in the law and has been invited to lecture at many seminars. He too has been qualified as an expert criminal trial attorney and one of the few selected to represent defendants charged with capital murder in the State and Federal Courts. He has appeared as a regular guest commenter on Court TV and Fox 5 News as well as being interviewed for television and radio for some of his many high-profile cases.
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Partner, Aiello & Cannick

Trial Attorney

Areas of Practice:

Criminal Defense

Civil Rights and 1983 Constitutional Claims

Litigation Percentage:

75% of practice devoted to litigation.
Bar Admissions:

New York State (1985)

U.S. District Court, Eastern District of New York

U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York

U.S. District Court, Northern District of New York

U.S. District Court, Western District of New York

U.S. Court of Appeals, 2nd Circuit

U.S. Court of Appeals, 4th Circuit

U.S. Supreme Court

Education:

Fordham University School of Law, New York, New York, J.D. (1984)

Fordham University, New York, New York, B.A. (1977)

Professional Associations and Memberships:

Member, American Bar Association

Member, New York County Association

Member, New York State Bar Association

Member, Bronx County Bar Association

Member, Black Bar Association

Member, Trial Lawyers Association

Past Employment Positions:

New York Urban League (1977)

Office of the District Attorney, Bronx County (1984-1991)

Trial Assistant, Homicide Trial Bureau

Supervisor, Supreme Court Trial Bureau

Trial Assistant, Criminal Court Trial Bureau

Assault/Attempted Murder Trial Lawyer, 1985

Criminal Court Trial Lawyer, 1984

Trial Lawyer, Supervisor

Partner, Aiello & Cannick (1992 - Present)

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Deveraux L. Cannick is a principal member of the firm and a trial attorney. His practice includes Federal and State criminal defense, criminal law as well as civil litigation.

Mr. Cannick is licensed to practice in all court in the State of New York. He is admitted to the Federal District Courts for the Eastern, Southern, Northern and Western Districts of New York, United States Court of Appeals for the Second and Fourth Circuits and the United States Supreme Court.

Mr. Cannick was formerly with the Bronx County District Attorney office where for several years, he managed a full range of criminal matters from misdemeanors to major felonies. Mr. Cannick had departmental responsibility for managing a group of Assistant District Attorneys assigned to homicide duty and was lead counsel on a number of high profile criminal cases, one of which led to him being profiled in the New York Legal Journal.

In 1990, while working the Homicide Trial Bureau of the Bronx County Attorney Office, Mr. Cannick was selected as the lead prosecutor in one of the most publicized cases in the Bronx, People of the State of New York v. Larry Davis. Mr. Davis was charged with multiple homicides and had been involved in the attempted murder of numerous police officers. After Larry Davis was acquitted in his earlier trials, the District Attorney of Bronx County, Robert Johnson turned to one of his premier trial assistants, Deveraux Cannick to prosecute Larry Davis.

After a trial of several months, Larry Davis was convicted on all counts. Prominent attorneys throughout the City of New York credited Mr. Cannick and his savvy trial skills as providing the difference in the results between the earlier trials. Mr. Cannick was subsequently featured on the first page of the New York Law Journal dated March 18 th, 1991, and widely credited with the resulting conviction.

Mr. Cannick has an extensive criminal law practice. He appears daily in the federal and state courts. He has been involved in many high-profile cases throughout his career. Some of his clients have included Lamar Sanchez, the first person to be charged under the then New York State capital punishment law with capital murder. Daniel Berrios, of the infamous Latin Kings gang and Dr. Rafil Dhafir, a Rome oncologist charged for violating IEEPA laws.

In one particular case, Mr. Cannick represented an individual by the name of Michael Mungin. Mr. Mungin was charged as a hit man for drug dealers. The indictment alleged that he executed eight individuals. After his mitigation presentation to the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York and subsequently to the then Attorney General, Janet Reno, the Justice Department decided not to seek the death penalty against Mr. Mungin. It was Mr. Cannick's skills and determination that convinced the Justice Department not to pursue the death penalty in Mr. Mungin's case.

Mr. Cannick has developed a masterful court room demeanor. He is a dynamic cross examiner and has an uncanny ability to connect with jurors. As a result of his expert trial skills, he has been retained to represent clients in many states throughout the country. Also, Mr. Cannick has been retained by other law firms to assist them in trials and complex litigations.

In the past few years, Mr. Cannick expanded his litigation practice to include civil rights and 1983 constitutional claims. In one of his first civil trials, a 1983 civil rights action against the City of New York involving a claim of police brutality, Mr. Cannick successfully litigated the case and secured a 3.2 million-dollar jury award for his client, the largest verdict awarded for the type of injury involved. The case was reported on television and in the newspapers.

Mr. Cannick was later selected to represent Saikou Diallo, the father of Amadou Diallo, who was shot 41 times by four police officers on February 4 th, 1999. This case polarized the entire City of New York. Bruce Springsteen wrote a song in memory of Amadou Diallo. Although the four police officers were ultimately acquitted of all criminal charges, Mr. Cannick successfully sued the City of New York and received the largest wrongful death settlement award against the City of New York for that type of case. He also had the distinction of working with the legendary Johnny Cochran who represented Amadou Diallo's mother.

Mr. Cannick has represented a number of celebrities in both his criminal and civil practice.

Mr. Cannick's education law background includes experience as General Counsel to the Mount Vernon City Public School District where he provided day-to-day advice and counsel to the District in all areas of education law including contract drafting and negotiations, labor negotiations and the development and implementation of compliance programs. In addition to his role as General Counsel, Mr. Cannick directly handled litigation matters for the District. He also negotiated their employment contracts, collective bargaining agreements as well as litigated employee disciplinary matters. In addition, he handled Special Education impartial hearings and related litigations.

Mr. Cannick travels across the country to keep abreast of the latest developments in the law and has been invited to lecture at many seminars. He too has been qualified as an expert criminal trial attorney and one of the few selected to represent defendants charged with capital murder in the State and Federal Courts. He has appeared as a regular guest commenter on Court TV and Fox 5 News as well as being interviewed for television and radio for some of his many high-profile cases.
SEVERAL RECENT NEWSWORTHY CASES Current Employment Position:

Partner, Aiello & Cannick

Trial Attorney

Areas of Practice:

Criminal Defense

Civil Rights and 1983 Constitutional Claims

Litigation Percentage:

75% of practice devoted to litigation.
Bar Admissions:

New York State (1985)

U.S. District Court, Eastern District of New York

U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York

U.S. District Court, Northern District of New York

U.S. District Court, Western District of New York

U.S. Court of Appeals, 2nd Circuit

U.S. Court of Appeals, 4th Circuit

U.S. Supreme Court

Education:

Fordham University School of Law, New York, New York, J.D. (1984)

Fordham University, New York, New York, B.A. (1977)

Professional Associations and Memberships:

Member, American Bar Association

Member, New York County Association

Member, New York State Bar Association

Member, Bronx County Bar Association

Member, Black Bar Association

Member, Trial Lawyers Association

Past Employment Positions:

New York Urban League (1977)

Office of the District Attorney, Bronx County (1984-1991)

Trial Assistant, Homicide Trial Bureau

Supervisor, Supreme Court Trial Bureau

Trial Assistant, Criminal Court Trial Bureau

Assault/Attempted Murder Trial Lawyer, 1985

Criminal Court Trial Lawyer, 1984

Trial Lawyer, Supervisor

Partner, Aiello & Cannick (1992 - Present)

References:

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Sept 27 (Reuters) - The late addition of a lawyer with experience handling high-profile clients wasn't enough to help singer R. Kelly beat charges that he sexually abused women for decades.

Attorney Deveraux Cannick, who joined Kelly's legal team just a few months before the long-awaited trial, argued in court that his accusers were former fans who became disgruntled after falling out of his favor, and that his sexual relationships were consensual. He made headlines for comparing Kelly to the slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr. read more

A federal jury in Brooklyn on Monday convicted Kelly of sex trafficking, after prosecutors spent nearly six weeks making the case that the singer used his fame to exploit women and have sex with underage girls.

Outside the courthouse Monday, Cannick told reporters that the defense team was "disappointed" by the outcome and would explore options for an appeal. He did not immediately respond to a request for comment Monday.

In June, Kelly fired two of his lawyers amid internal tension on his legal team. During a hearing, former Kelly defense attorney Steve Greenberg said he clashed with two other members of the defense team, who "can't deal with stress."

Cannick made his first appearance in the Kelly case on June 22, according to court filings.

He is part of five-attorney firm Aiello & Cannick, based in Queens. According to the firm's website, his clients have included Saikou Diallo, the father of Amadou Diallo, who was shot 41 times by New York City police officers in 1999. He helped secure the state's largest wrongful death settlement at the time.

Cannick, who early in his career worked in the Bronx County District Attorney's office, specializes in criminal defense and civil rights cases. In 2019, he defended a man accused of kidnapping Chicago rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine, who Cannick claimed staged his own abduction in order to generate publicity. Cannick's client was found guilty and sentenced to 24 years in prison.

Reporting by Karen Sloan; Editing by David Bario, Noeleen Walder and Aurora Ellis

Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.

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Deveraux L. Cannick is a principal member of the firm and a trial attorney. His practice includes Federal and State criminal defense, criminal law as well as civil litigation.

Mr. Cannick is licensed to practice in all court in the State of New York. He is admitted to the Federal District Courts for the Eastern, Southern, Northern and Western Districts of New York, United States Court of Appeals for the Second and Fourth Circuits and the United States Supreme Court.

Mr. Cannick was formerly with the Bronx County District Attorney office where for several years, he managed a full range of criminal matters from misdemeanors to major felonies. Mr. Cannick had departmental responsibility for managing a group of Assistant District Attorneys assigned to homicide duty and was lead counsel on a number of high profile criminal cases, one of which led to him being profiled in the New York Legal Journal.

In 1990, while working the Homicide Trial Bureau of the Bronx County Attorney Office, Mr. Cannick was selected as the lead prosecutor in one of the most publicized cases in the Bronx, People of the State of New York v. Larry Davis. Mr. Davis was charged with multiple homicides and had been involved in the attempted murder of numerous police officers. After Larry Davis was acquitted in his earlier trials, the District Attorney of Bronx County, Robert Johnson turned to one of his premier trial assistants, Deveraux Cannick to prosecute Larry Davis.

After a trial of several months, Larry Davis was convicted on all counts. Prominent attorneys throughout the City of New York credited Mr. Cannick and his savvy trial skills as providing the difference in the results between the earlier trials. Mr. Cannick was subsequently featured on the first page of the New York Law Journal dated March 18 th, 1991, and widely credited with the resulting conviction.

Mr. Cannick has an extensive criminal law practice. He appears daily in the federal and state courts. He has been involved in many high-profile cases throughout his career. Some of his clients have included Lamar Sanchez, the first person to be charged under the then New York State capital punishment law with capital murder. Daniel Berrios, of the infamous Latin Kings gang and Dr. Rafil Dhafir, a Rome oncologist charged for violating IEEPA laws.

In one particular case, Mr. Cannick represented an individual by the name of Michael Mungin. Mr. Mungin was charged as a hit man for drug dealers. The indictment alleged that he executed eight individuals. After his mitigation presentation to the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York and subsequently to the then Attorney General, Janet Reno, the Justice Department decided not to seek the death penalty against Mr. Mungin. It was Mr. Cannick's skills and determination that convinced the Justice Department not to pursue the death penalty in Mr. Mungin's case.

Mr. Cannick has developed a masterful court room demeanor. He is a dynamic cross examiner and has an uncanny ability to connect with jurors. As a result of his expert trial skills, he has been retained to represent clients in many states throughout the country. Also, Mr. Cannick has been retained by other law firms to assist them in trials and complex litigations.

In the past few years, Mr. Cannick expanded his litigation practice to include civil rights and 1983 constitutional claims. In one of his first civil trials, a 1983 civil rights action against the City of New York involving a claim of police brutality, Mr. Cannick successfully litigated the case and secured a 3.2 million-dollar jury award for his client, the largest verdict awarded for the type of injury involved. The case was reported on television and in the newspapers.

Mr. Cannick was later selected to represent Saikou Diallo, the father of Amadou Diallo, who was shot 41 times by four police officers on February 4 th, 1999. This case polarized the entire City of New York. Bruce Springsteen wrote a song in memory of Amadou Diallo. Although the four police officers were ultimately acquitted of all criminal charges, Mr. Cannick successfully sued the City of New York and received the largest wrongful death settlement award against the City of New York for that type of case. He also had the distinction of working with the legendary Johnny Cochran who represented Amadou Diallo's mother.

Mr. Cannick has represented a number of celebrities in both his criminal and civil practice.

Mr. Cannick's education law background includes experience as General Counsel to the Mount Vernon City Public School District where he provided day-to-day advice and counsel to the District in all areas of education law including contract drafting and negotiations, labor negotiations and the development and implementation of compliance programs. In addition to his role as General Counsel, Mr. Cannick directly handled litigation matters for the District. He also negotiated their employment contracts, collective bargaining agreements as well as litigated employee disciplinary matters. In addition, he handled Special Education impartial hearings and related litigations.

Mr. Cannick travels across the country to keep abreast of the latest developments in the law and has been invited to lecture at many seminars. He too has been qualified as an expert criminal trial attorney and one of the few selected to represent defendants charged with capital murder in the State and Federal Courts. He has appeared as a regular guest commenter on Court TV and Fox 5 News as well as being interviewed for television and radio for some of his many high-profile cases.
SEVERAL RECENT NEWSWORTHY CASES Current Employment Position:

Partner, Aiello & Cannick

Trial Attorney

Areas of Practice:

Criminal Defense

Civil Rights and 1983 Constitutional Claims

Litigation Percentage:

75% of practice devoted to litigation.
Bar Admissions:

New York State (1985)

U.S. District Court, Eastern District of New York

U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York

U.S. District Court, Northern District of New York

U.S. District Court, Western District of New York

U.S. Court of Appeals, 2nd Circuit

U.S. Court of Appeals, 4th Circuit

U.S. Supreme Court

Education:

Fordham University School of Law, New York, New York, J.D. (1984)

Fordham University, New York, New York, B.A. (1977)

Professional Associations and Memberships:

Member, American Bar Association

Member, New York County Association

Member, New York State Bar Association

Member, Bronx County Bar Association

Member, Black Bar Association

Member, Trial Lawyers Association

Past Employment Positions:

New York Urban League (1977)

Office of the District Attorney, Bronx County (1984-1991)

Trial Assistant, Homicide Trial Bureau

Supervisor, Supreme Court Trial Bureau

Trial Assistant, Criminal Court Trial Bureau

Assault/Attempted Murder Trial Lawyer, 1985

Criminal Court Trial Lawyer, 1984

Trial Lawyer, Supervisor

Partner, Aiello & Cannick (1992 - Present)

References:

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Deveraux L. Cannick is a principal member of the firm and a trial attorney. His practice includes Federal and State criminal defense, criminal law as well as civil litigation.

Mr. Cannick is licensed to practice in all court in the State of New York. He is admitted to the Federal District Courts for the Eastern, Southern, Northern and Western Districts of New York, United States Court of Appeals for the Second and Fourth Circuits and the United States Supreme Court.

Mr. Cannick was formerly with the Bronx County District Attorney office where for several years, he managed a full range of criminal matters from misdemeanors to major felonies. Mr. Cannick had departmental responsibility for managing a group of Assistant District Attorneys assigned to homicide duty and was lead counsel on a number of high profile criminal cases, one of which led to him being profiled in the New York Legal Journal.

In 1990, while working the Homicide Trial Bureau of the Bronx County Attorney Office, Mr. Cannick was selected as the lead prosecutor in one of the most publicized cases in the Bronx, People of the State of New York v. Larry Davis. Mr. Davis was charged with multiple homicides and had been involved in the attempted murder of numerous police officers. After Larry Davis was acquitted in his earlier trials, the District Attorney of Bronx County, Robert Johnson turned to one of his premier trial assistants, Deveraux Cannick to prosecute Larry Davis.

After a trial of several months, Larry Davis was convicted on all counts. Prominent attorneys throughout the City of New York credited Mr. Cannick and his savvy trial skills as providing the difference in the results between the earlier trials. Mr. Cannick was subsequently featured on the first page of the New York Law Journal dated March 18 th, 1991, and widely credited with the resulting conviction.

Mr. Cannick has an extensive criminal law practice. He appears daily in the federal and state courts. He has been involved in many high-profile cases throughout his career. Some of his clients have included Lamar Sanchez, the first person to be charged under the then New York State capital punishment law with capital murder. Daniel Berrios, of the infamous Latin Kings gang and Dr. Rafil Dhafir, a Rome oncologist charged for violating IEEPA laws.

In one particular case, Mr. Cannick represented an individual by the name of Michael Mungin. Mr. Mungin was charged as a hit man for drug dealers. The indictment alleged that he executed eight individuals. After his mitigation presentation to the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York and subsequently to the then Attorney General, Janet Reno, the Justice Department decided not to seek the death penalty against Mr. Mungin. It was Mr. Cannick's skills and determination that convinced the Justice Department not to pursue the death penalty in Mr. Mungin's case.

Mr. Cannick has developed a masterful court room demeanor. He is a dynamic cross examiner and has an uncanny ability to connect with jurors. As a result of his expert trial skills, he has been retained to represent clients in many states throughout the country. Also, Mr. Cannick has been retained by other law firms to assist them in trials and complex litigations.

In the past few years, Mr. Cannick expanded his litigation practice to include civil rights and 1983 constitutional claims. In one of his first civil trials, a 1983 civil rights action against the City of New York involving a claim of police brutality, Mr. Cannick successfully litigated the case and secured a 3.2 million-dollar jury award for his client, the largest verdict awarded for the type of injury involved. The case was reported on television and in the newspapers.

Mr. Cannick was later selected to represent Saikou Diallo, the father of Amadou Diallo, who was shot 41 times by four police officers on February 4 th, 1999. This case polarized the entire City of New York. Bruce Springsteen wrote a song in memory of Amadou Diallo. Although the four police officers were ultimately acquitted of all criminal charges, Mr. Cannick successfully sued the City of New York and received the largest wrongful death settlement award against the City of New York for that type of case. He also had the distinction of working with the legendary Johnny Cochran who represented Amadou Diallo's mother.

Mr. Cannick has represented a number of celebrities in both his criminal and civil practice.

Mr. Cannick's education law background includes experience as General Counsel to the Mount Vernon City Public School District where he provided day-to-day advice and counsel to the District in all areas of education law including contract drafting and negotiations, labor negotiations and the development and implementation of compliance programs. In addition to his role as General Counsel, Mr. Cannick directly handled litigation matters for the District. He also negotiated their employment contracts, collective bargaining agreements as well as litigated employee disciplinary matters. In addition, he handled Special Education impartial hearings and related litigations.

Mr. Cannick travels across the country to keep abreast of the latest developments in the law and has been invited to lecture at many seminars. He too has been qualified as an expert criminal trial attorney and one of the few selected to represent defendants charged with capital murder in the State and Federal Courts. He has appeared as a regular guest commenter on Court TV and Fox 5 News as well as being interviewed for television and radio for some of his many high-profile cases.
SEVERAL RECENT NEWSWORTHY CASES Current Employment Position:

Partner, Aiello & Cannick

Trial Attorney

Areas of Practice:

Criminal Defense

Civil Rights and 1983 Constitutional Claims

Litigation Percentage:

75% of practice devoted to litigation.
Bar Admissions:

New York State (1985)

U.S. District Court, Eastern District of New York

U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York

U.S. District Court, Northern District of New York

U.S. District Court, Western District of New York

U.S. Court of Appeals, 2nd Circuit

U.S. Court of Appeals, 4th Circuit

U.S. Supreme Court

Education:

Fordham University School of Law, New York, New York, J.D. (1984)

Fordham University, New York, New York, B.A. (1977)

Professional Associations and Memberships:

Member, American Bar Association

Member, New York County Association

Member, New York State Bar Association

Member, Bronx County Bar Association

Member, Black Bar Association

Member, Trial Lawyers Association

Past Employment Positions:

New York Urban League (1977)

Office of the District Attorney, Bronx County (1984-1991)

Trial Assistant, Homicide Trial Bureau

Supervisor, Supreme Court Trial Bureau

Trial Assistant, Criminal Court Trial Bureau

Assault/Attempted Murder Trial Lawyer, 1985

Criminal Court Trial Lawyer, 1984

Trial Lawyer, Supervisor

Partner, Aiello & Cannick (1992 - Present)

References:

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Barry Hankerson (born August 3, 1947) is an American record producer and manager who founded and runs Blackground Records.[2] He is best known for being uncle to late singer and actress Aaliyah.

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Welcome to the online home of Athens-Clarke County Georgia Clerk of Courts. These pages contain information that will guide you through many services performed by the Clerk of Court's office.

USE THE FORMS ON THIS SITE AT YOUR OWN RISK: In no event will the Court Administrator, Clerk of Court or any person contributing to the development of these forms or instructions be liable for any damages resulting from the use of this packet. These forms may not be appropriate for your particular case. In addition, due to the changing nature of the law, the information in these instructions and forms may be or become outdated. You should review any statutes (laws) mentioned in the packets to make sure the forms are current. It is strongly recommended that you obtain the services of an attorney.

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PARIS - French President Emmanuel Macron was hit on the shoulder Monday by an egg thrown at him by a young man during a visit to an international food trade fair in the French city of Lyon.

A video of the incident, widely shared on the social media, shows Macron walking through the crowd when an egg bounces off of him without breaking. Two bodyguards can be seen immediately getting closer to the president and a man was taken away from the scene by other bodyguards.

Reporters heard Macron saying "If he has something to tell me, then he can come."

Lyon prosecutors said the 19-year-old student who threw the egg was immediately detained by police. Their statement said an investigation was opened for "assault on a person in a position of public authority" and it will seek to determine the motivations of the man, who was not previously known to the police or justice services.
White House: Watch: US President Biden meets French President Macron at G7 Biden had 'friendly' call with Macron
In June, Macron was slapped in the face by a man as he was greeting the public in a small town in southeastern France. He then denounced "violence" and "stupidity." The slap prompted a wide show of support for France's head of state from politicians across the ideological spectrum.

Macron, like his predecessors, enjoys spending time meeting with the public. Called "crowd baths" in French, they have long been a staple of French politics.

A little over six months before France's next presidential election, Macron, 43, has not yet announced his reelection bid but is expected to do so.

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PARIS - French President Emmanuel Macron was hit on the shoulder Monday by an egg thrown at him by a young man during a visit to an international food trade fair in the French city of Lyon. A video of the incident, widely shared on the social media, shows Macron walking through the crowd when an egg bounces off of him without breaking.

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TEL AVIV-In late July, dozens of Israeli scientists and government health officials were locked in a marathon video call where they examined new data indicating that the effectiveness of the Covid vaccine developed by Pfizer Inc. and BioNTech SE was waning.

Infections from the new Delta variant were increasing, and growing numbers of people were falling seriously ill, even those who had had both shots of the vaccine. Lives were potentially on the line.

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Woman charged with starting California's Fawn Fire while trying to boil water

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Marine Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller, the officer who went viral for blasting the military's leadership amid the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, has been sent to the brig, according to a report.

"All our son did is ask the questions that everybody was asking themselves, but they were too scared to speak out loud," Scheller's father, Stu Scheller Sr., told Task & Purpose. "He was asking for accountability. In fact, I think he even asked for an apology that we made mistakes, but they couldn't do that, which is mind-blowing."

Scheller first rose to internet stardom by posting a video to Facebook blasting military leaders for the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, questioning their command decisions on the events leading up to and during the final evacuation effort.
MARINE WHO CRITICIZED MILITARY LEADERS OVER AFGHAN EXIT SAID HE WAS ORDERED TO UNDERGO MENTAL HEALTH SCREENING
Scheller would go on to release several more videos, generating praise and controversy while drawing the ire of military leadership. Eventually, he was told by superiors to stop posting to social media altogether, an order he immediately ignored by posting about the gag order.

The officer also seemingly realized that last post could result in his trip to the brig.

"What happens when all you do is speak truth and no one wants to hear it. But they can probably stop listening because... I'm crazy... right?" Scheller wrote at the end of the post. "Col Emmel please have the MPs waiting for me at 0800 on Monday. I'm ready for jail."

Scheller is "currently in pre-trial confinement," a spokesperson for Training and Education Command said of the officer's status.

"The time, date, and location of the proceedings have not been determined. Lt. Col. Scheller will be afforded all due process," the statement continued.

But the elder Scheller defended his son, arguing that he was only asking for "accountability" from the military's top brass.

"He's asking for the same accountability that is expected of him and his men," he said.

"I've had Vietnam veterans contacting me applauding him for his courage because they too want to know: Was it all worth it?" he continued. "And by demanding accountability and honesty from his senior leaders, that's all he was asking. And the way the Marine Corps has dealt with it: They have now put him in jail."

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Marine Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller, the officer who went viral for blasting the military's leadership amid the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, has been sent to the brig, according to a report. "All our son did is ask the questions that everybody was asking themselves, but they were too scared to speak out loud," Scheller's father, Stu Scheller Sr., told Task & Purpose.