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Mexican Bank sues in Miami court for frozen U.S. assests
A major Mexican financial institution is suing the U.S. attorney's office in Miami, alleging the government seized $11 million in accounts in Miami and London without cause or going through the proper procedure... »Download PDF

Panama's Noriega set to be released
Former Panamanian dictator Manuel Antonio Noriega, imprisoned in South Miami-Dade on drug-trafficking and racketeering convictions since 1990, will be released on Sept. 9 -- due in part to good behavior and other credits... »Read more

"FHP - 'tainted' drug charges dropped"
The U.S. Attorney says the cocaine case was tarnished after a FHP trooper admitted he had filed a misleading arrest report... »Read more

"Judge orders acquittal in Exodus trial"
A federal judge has ruled that agents of the U.S. Customs' Operation Exodus entrapped, arrested and brought to trial a highly regarded Egyptian Air Force general without evidence a crime had been committed... »Read more

"Well-traveled Miamian joins Libyan agents' defense"
Until now, Gen. Manuel Noriega was Frank A Rubino's most visible and most controversial client. But if the deposed Panamanian leader was a leading symbol of notoriety in the '90s, Rubino's latest foray in the field of international criminal law might soon eclipse the attention accorded Noriega, who is in the Miami-Dade federal prison serving 40 years as a convicted drug racketeer... »Read more

"Cocaine trial draws Noriega attorney"
Miamian with a face-lift faces charges of providing drugs to Mobile distributors. A Miami man, who government prosecutors claim got a face lift to change his appearance, is on trial in Mobile U. S. District Court, accused in a 132-pound cocaine conspiracy... »Read more

"Noriega defense scoring points"
Frank Rubino finds weak spots in early government witnesses... »Read more