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Drama, disappearing act on way to Stevens verdict

Jury deliberations are normally a staid and secretive process.

Sen. Stevens guilty on all counts, career in peril

Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens was convicted of seven corruption charges Monday in a trial that threatened to end the 40-year career of Alaska's political patriarch in disgrace. The verdict, coming barely a week before Election Day, increased Stevens' difficulty in winning what already was a difficult race against Democratic challenger Mark Begich. Democrats hope to seize the once reliably Republican seat as part of their bid for a filibuster-proof majority in the Senate.

Judge denies vigorous mistrial bid in Stevens case

A federal judge rejected a vigorous defense bid Thursday for a mistrial in the corruption case against Sen. Ted Stevens despite finding that prosecutors broke rules requiring them to turn over evidence favorable to the veteran Alaska lawmaker.

Cabin remodel detailed at Stevens corruption trial

Employees of an oil services firm testified Friday that they spent hundreds of hours remodeling the Alaska cabin of Sen. Ted Stevens — labor that prosecutors say wasn't paid for or reported by the veteran lawmaker.

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Sen. Ted Stevens found guilty on all seven counts
Source: Think Progress

Today, a federal jury found Sen. Ted Stevens (R-AK) guilty on all seven counts of making false statements on his financial disclosure regarding "$250,000 in home renovations and other gifts he received from an oil contractor."

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