No bidding war for Smith: Waldron
News.com.au (Free subscription) | 27/11/2008
MELBOURNE boss Brian Waldron has ruled out a bidding war to retain the NRL's No.1 hooker Cameron Smith, the target of a massive Gold Coast Titans offer.
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Waldron to meet with judiciary
News.com.au (Free subscription) | 05/11/2008
NRL judiciary members will this month undergo urgent mediation with Melbourne CEO Brian Waldron in a bid to prevent their ongoing dispute going to court.
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Titans lose patience with Smith
News.com.au (Free subscription) | yesterday
... although he would attract plenty of interest on the open market. However, Storm chief executive Brian Waldron dismissed the reports and said he was hoping to have the matter settled before Christmas. "He hasn't been giving a deadline of Wednesday to accept our offer at all," Waldron said. "I've said all along we want something organised this side of Christmas and nothing has...
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Attorney says killing, beheading not "normal"
San Fransisco Chronicle (Free subscription) | 30/10/2008
Attorneys for a paralegal accused of dismembering the body of a gang member don't have an explanation for the act, but they called the murder "textbook" self defense. Fifty-year-old Brian Waldron works for the man now defending him, David Mugridge. On...
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Reporter confuses what is alleged and what is admitted
Knownunknowns (Free subscription) | 31/10/2008
. Defense Team Admits That Dismembering and Beheading a Body is Unusual in Self-Defense Claim N.Y. LAWYER by The A.P., October 31 EXCERPT: Attorneys for a paralegal accused of dismembering the body of a gang member [...] called the murder "textbook" self defense. Fifty-year-old Brian Waldron works for the man now defending him, David Mugridge. On Wednesday [Mugridge] called a news conference...
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Mediator for Storm, judiciary dispute
News.com.au (Free subscription) | 30/10/2008
THE NRL judiciary panel's legal battle with Melbourne coach Craig Bellamy and chief executive Brian Waldron is heading for mediation in the next few weeks.
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Public Service Killings and NHI Cases
Robert Lindsay (Free subscription) | 30/10/2008
Public service killings - a recent case in Fresno. I think the killer is a hero. The gangbanger pushed his way into the guy's house, sat down, demanded a drink and a cigarette, and I guess refused to leave. A fight ensued and Brian Waldron, a fine, upstanding citizen, defended himself against the Bulldog gang member animal, hitting him with a stick and killing him. Then he buried the...
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Judiciary to meet on Storm
News.com.au (Free subscription) | 26/10/2008
... following the Melbourne-Cronulla preliminary final, Storm coach Craig Bellamy and chief executive Brian Waldron alleged the judiciary had a preconceived idea about the guilt of Storm hooker Cam Smith, who they had found guilty of a grapple tackle charge. On Sunday, Gallop said it would be untenable if the 2009 season started and any Storm players had to appear before the panel while...
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Storm's record sponsor returns
News.com.au (Free subscription) | 28/10/2008
... "This is an outstanding result, considering we operate in an extremely tough market," Storm chief Brian Waldron said.
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