Judge Hanser’s stay order puts the case on hold indefinitely and could mean it’s not resolved until after the 2019 NFL begins Sept. 5. Read More
The Palm Beach County attorney's office filed a motion asking Judge Leonard Hanser to hold attorneys Alex Spiro and William Burck in contempt and throw out their questioning of Jupiter police Officer Scott Kimbark. Read More
Attorneys for Robert Kraft wound down a three-day hearing Wednesday by arguing surveillance video capturing the New England Patriots owner inside a Florida massage spa should be suppressed in his prostitution case. Read More
A Florida health inspector testified that she saw possible evidence of human trafficking at the massage parlor where police say Patriots owner Robert Kraft later was accused of paying for sex. Read More
Attorneys for Robert Kraft will try to persuade Judge Leonard Hanser that police violated the 77-year-old's federal and state rights when they secretly installed video cameras at the Orchids of Asia Day Spa. Read More
Kraft's attorneys argued that releasing the video could harm chances for a fair trial on misdemeanor prostitution charges. Read More
A Florida judge on Wednesday stopped prosecutors’ plans to release police surveillance videos of New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft and 24 other men who are accused of paying for sex at a Florida day spa. Read More
Kraft attorney Jack Goldberger wrote that police "deliberately misrepresented" facts used to get a judge to approve their search warrant. Read More
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft on Tuesday waived an upcoming hearing and requested a jury trial on prostitution solicitation charges he faces in Florida, according to court documents. Read More
Though sex work is sometimes an informed choice, it is often something done through force, coercion, manipulation, and/or a sense of having few or no other options. Read More
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft is apologizing after being charged in a Florida massage parlor prostitution investigation. Read More
Attorneys for Kraft and 14 of the other 24 men charged said in court documents filed this week that releasing the video would violate the state's public records law. Read More
ESPN reported that Kraft’s legal team filed a motion to suppress video evidence in the case, as well. Read More
Under the deal, Kraft would have to admit he likely would have been found guilty if the case went to trial. Read More
Police seized almost $200,000 in connection with a Florida massage parlor where New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft was accused of paying for sexual acts. Read More
The Democratic-led Legislature has a pent-up demand for borrowing, although Gov. Janet Mills has set a relatively restrictive suggested threshold for it in her two-year budget as some look to revive a key conservation program. Read More
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft has pleaded not guilty to two counts of misdemeanor solicitation of prostitution in a Florida case. Read More
Robert Kraft is being charged with soliciting prostitutes. That's not news, sadly, since a lot of people — including high-profile people — pay for sex. Read More
