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The Day In Court
Selected legal updates involving the Oakland Raiders

Report: Smith Charged With Felony Assault
Raiders cornerback is arrested and charged with felony assault, according to published reports More

Report: Marinovich Arrested
Former Raiders quarterback Todd Marinovich is arrested after he is found naked with marijuana in someone else’s backyard More

Report: McClain Charges Dropped
Charges which resulted in a conviction by an Alabama municipal court judge against Raiders linebacker Rolando McClain have been dropped, ESPN reported Nov. 18, 2012 More

McClain Convicted
Raiders linebacker Rolando McClain is sentenced to 180 days in jail after his conviction on assault and other charges by a Decatur (Ala.) Municipal Court judge More

No Drug Charge For Russell
An Alabama grand jury declines to indict former Raiders quarterback JaMarcus Russell on a felony drug possession charge related to a drink containing codeine syrup found at his home More

Court Sacks Raiders
The California Supreme Court on July 2, 2007 rules against the Raiders in their lawsuit with the National Football League, ending a case that began in 1999 More

Court Rejects Verdict
A California state appeals court rejects a jury's $34.2 million award to the Raiders over accusations that Alameda County and Oakland officials falsely promised a sold-out stadium to lure the team back to Oakland More

Probation For Robbins
Former Raiders center gets five years' probabtion stemming from a 2005 brawl with Miami police More

Raiders Settle Lawsuit
A lawsuit that called for the Raiders to reveal confidential financial information has been settled More

Expensive Punch
A jury orders Bill Romanowski to pay former Raiders teammate Marcus Williams $340,000 in damages for punching the tight end in the face during a 2003 preseason practice More

Two Raiders Arrested
Cornerback Charles Woodson and safety Marques Anderson are arrested early Dec. 20, 2004 for investigation of public intoxication, according to published reports More

Courting Money
The Raiders must wait at least another year before seeking payment from Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Inc. of a $34 million judgment awarded the team, a judge rules March 15, 2004 More

No Chargers For Janikowski
Raiders kicker Sebastian Janikowski won't face charges stemming from a September 2003 fight in a Walnut Creek, Calif. restaurant More

Logo Suit Dismissed
The Raiders drop a lawsuit against NFL Properties a day before the trial is scheduled to begin. The dismissal marks the end to eight years of litigation between the team and the league over the Raiders' claims of trademark violations. More

Russell Charges Dropped
Prosecutors dismiss felony rape charges against Raiders defensive tackle Darrell Russell More

Raiders Must Share Revenues
The Raiders must share stadium revenues with 31 other NFL teams, a Los Angeles Superior Court judge rules More

Just Litigate, Baby
The outcome of two trials in the coming months could determine the future home of the Raiders More

Raiders Reject Offer
The Raiders turn down a proposal from Oakland and Alameda County to end litigation between the parties More

Woodson Gets Probation
Raiders cornerback Charles Woodson was placed on probation for one year for impaired driving after a chairty golf tournament in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The 1997 Heisman Trophy winner was sentenced July 19, 2000. More

Judge Finalizes Ruling
A Sacramento Superior Court judge has upheld his ruling that the Raiders must play in Oakland through the 2010 season, but he said the team can proceed with a jury trial to seek damages against the city and county More

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