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[Title] => Lawyers enter not guilty plea for MJ
[Summary] => MIAMI, Florida — Manila Rep. Mark Jimenez spent his 56th birthday in a federal jail here and made his first appearance in court Monday following his arrival in the United States.
Jimenez, dressed in an olive jail uniform, spoke only to identify himself during a brief hearing before US Magistrate Ted Bandstra of the US District Court of South Florida. Lawyers for Jimenez are scheduled to request his release on bond today.
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[Title] => Jimenez now a jailbird in Miami
[Summary] => Controversial Manila Rep. Mark Jimenez arrived in Miami, Florida Sunday and was immediately taken by US marshals to the Federal Detention Center.
Jimenez, 55, who is facing charges of mail fraud, tax evasion and making illegal election campaign contributions, arrived at Miami International Airport at about 6 p.m. Sunday (US time) on board United Airlines Flight 1738 after a two-day stay in Guam.
He is expected to make an initial appearance on Monday before US Magistrate Ted Bandstra.
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[Title] => Lawyers seek MJ’s release
[Summary] => Manila Rep. Mark Jimenez’s lawyers in Miami, Florida have filed a motion seeking his release on a $100,000 bond. There was no immediate comment from the court.
Abbe Lowell, Jimenez’s lead attorney, did not return phone calls by the Associated Press.
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[Title] => MJ in Saipan: I can run for governor here
[Summary] => SAIPAN — Handcuffed, wearing an oxygen mask and facing a possible stint in jail, Manila Rep. Mark Jimenez managed to retain his sense of humor and appetite.
Extradition and criminal lawsuits notwithstanding, Jimenez was able to crack jokes and enjoy a Jollibee Chickenjoy meal yesterday in Saipan, his first stop in his return odyssey to the United States where he faces charges of tax evasion, mail fraud, illegal campaign contributions and making false statements.
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Jimenez, dressed in an olive jail uniform, spoke only to identify himself during a brief hearing before US Magistrate Ted Bandstra of the US District Court of South Florida. Lawyers for Jimenez are scheduled to request his release on bond today.
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Jimenez, 55, who is facing charges of mail fraud, tax evasion and making illegal election campaign contributions, arrived at Miami International Airport at about 6 p.m. Sunday (US time) on board United Airlines Flight 1738 after a two-day stay in Guam.
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Abbe Lowell, Jimenez’s lead attorney, did not return phone calls by the Associated Press.
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Extradition and criminal lawsuits notwithstanding, Jimenez was able to crack jokes and enjoy a Jollibee Chickenjoy meal yesterday in Saipan, his first stop in his return odyssey to the United States where he faces charges of tax evasion, mail fraud, illegal campaign contributions and making false statements.
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