Sex Case Against Me Is a Travesty, Says Polanski
Evening Standard - London › December 03, 2008
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THREE decades after fleeing the United States over a sex case involving a 13-year-old girl, Roman Polanski, the Oscar-winning film director, has asked a Los Angeles court to dismiss the charges against him.
Lawyers for Polanski, 75, who has lived in exile in Europe since 1978, claim there was a pattern of misconduct among the prosecuting authorities and the original judge in the case. A hearing is due in January.See the full content of this document
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Sex Case Against Me Is a Travesty, Says Polanski
An arrest warrant for the original case remains outstanding and Polanski, the respected director of landmark films such as Rosemary's Bab...
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