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Roy Moore, the GOP Senate candidate from Alabama, faces another woman accusing him of sexual misconduct while tw stanley cup o more women came forward Wednesday and said Moore pursued them when they were young women and he was in his 30s.Tina Johnson says that in the early 1990s, Moore grabbed her buttock stanley cup s during a meeting at his law office.Roy Moore s attorney disputes accuser s yearbook noteJohnson, who was 28 years old in 1991, told ALthat she went to Moore s law office in Gadsden, Alabama, with her mother.                                         He kept commenting on my looks, tel stanley cup becher ling me how pretty I was, how nice I looked,  Johnson told the news outlet.  He was saying that my eyes were beautiful. She said she was at Moore s office to sign over custody of her 12-year-old son at the time to her mother, who was inside the room during the meeting. After her mom left the room when the meeting ended, Johnson says Moore came up behind her and groped her, grabbing her buttocks.          He didn t pinch it; he grabbed it,  Johnson said. She says she didn t tell her mother about it at the time, but later confided in a sister.Moore was married at the time, the report noted. The news outlet found court documents from 1992 that confirmed the custody transfer, the report said.                                                                                                        GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore resists pressure from party leaders          07:44                                         Vhwp True Believers
  CBS News  Jury selection begins Thursday in the criminal trial of former presidential candidate John Edwards, accused of breaking campaign finance laws to hide an extramarital affair.The trial is unprecedented, and Edwards and his lawyers say it s politically motivated.                                         Jury selection set to begin in John Edwards trialExperts say the reason this case is so unusual is it s the first time the Department of Justice is prosecuting someone - a former presidential candidate, to boot - over a cover-up involving his pregnant mistress and the money used to hide her existence from his wife and from the public.        Edwards  affair took him from a popular presidential hopeful to a man facing criminal charges, who if convicted, could end up in jail.  So he s going into his trial fighting. Edwards said in an interview last October,  After all these years, I finally get my stanley cup  day in court and people get to hear my side of this and what actually happened.  Last June, a federal grand jury indicted the former Democratic senator for accepting nearly $1 million, then using the money t stanley mug o hide his pregnant mistress, Rielle Hunter, in lavish accommodations.            The money came from two donors, neither of whom will testify at trial: Edwards  friend and former campaign finance manager Fred Baron, now deceased, and reclusive 101-year-old billionaire Rachel  Bunny  Mellon,  stanley cup who is too frail to travel.Attorney Jan Baran, who specializes in election law, said,

Dptn Barack Obama on presidential limitations
Roy Moore, the GOP Senate candidate from Alabama, faces another woman accusing him of sexual misconduct while tw stanley cup o more women came forward Wednesday and said Moore pursued them when they were young women and he was in his 30s.Tina Johnson says that in the early 1990s, Moore grabbed her buttock stanley cup s during a meeting at his law office.Roy Moore s attorney disputes accuser s yearbook noteJohnson, who was 28 years old in 1991, told ALthat she went to Moore s law office in Gadsden, Alabama, with her mother.                                         He kept commenting on my looks, tel stanley cup becher ling me how pretty I was, how nice I looked,  Johnson told the news outlet.  He was saying that my eyes were beautiful. She said she was at Moore s office to sign over custody of her 12-year-old son at the time to her mother, who was inside the room during the meeting. After her mom left the room when the meeting ended, Johnson says Moore came up behind her and groped her, grabbing her buttocks.          He didn t pinch it; he grabbed it,  Johnson said. She says she didn t tell her mother about it at the time, but later confided in a sister.Moore was married at the time, the report noted. The news outlet found court documents from 1992 that confirmed the custody transfer, the report said.                                                                                                        GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore resists pressure from party leaders          07:44                                         Vhwp True Believers
  CBS News  Jury selection begins Thursday in the criminal trial of former presidential candidate John Edwards, accused of breaking campaign finance laws to hide an extramarital affair.The trial is unprecedented, and Edwards and his lawyers say it s politically motivated.                                         Jury selection set to begin in John Edwards trialExperts say the reason this case is so unusual is it s the first time the Department of Justice is prosecuting someone - a former presidential candidate, to boot - over a cover-up involving his pregnant mistress and the money used to hide her existence from his wife and from the public.        Edwards  affair took him from a popular presidential hopeful to a man facing criminal charges, who if convicted, could end up in jail.  So he s going into his trial fighting. Edwards said in an interview last October,  After all these years, I finally get my stanley cup  day in court and people get to hear my side of this and what actually happened.  Last June, a federal grand jury indicted the former Democratic senator for accepting nearly $1 million, then using the money t stanley mug o hide his pregnant mistress, Rielle Hunter, in lavish accommodations.            The money came from two donors, neither of whom will testify at trial: Edwards  friend and former campaign finance manager Fred Baron, now deceased, and reclusive 101-year-old billionaire Rachel  Bunny  Mellon,  stanley cup who is too frail to travel.Attorney Jan Baran, who specializes in election law, said,