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These lurid details are unnecessary,\" Judge [Kenneth Marra] wrote in his order, issued at the US district court in southern Florida yesterday. \"These unnecessary details shall be stricken.\" Mr Marra said the \"factual details regarding with whom and where\" she had sex were \"immaterial and impertinent\" to her argument...

[Kenneth Marra] made no ruling or statement about the veracity of [Roberts]'s allegations. He said the \"factual details regarding with whom and where\" she had sex were \"immaterial and impertinent\" to her argument that she should be allowed to join the lawsuit. Brad Edwards, an attorney for Roberts, said in a statement that her legal team \"absolutely respect\" the judge's ruling, which had recognised Roberts's right to take part in the case as a witness. Roberts said: \"I'm happy to get to participate in this important case.\" Describing Roberts's allegations as \"duplicative\" of the existing lawsuit, the judge said the lawsuit already sought to overturn [Jeffrey Epstein]'s plea agreement on behalf of all \"other similarly-situated victims\".

Circuit Judge Kenneth Marra was one of 24 judicial nominees for slots nationwide whose names were forwarded Wednesday by President Bush to Capitol Hill. The president has picked Marra to fill a newly created judgeship for the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida.

The high-rise cat burglar dubbed \"Spiderman\" backed down Monday from representing himself in three Palm Beach County criminal cases, minutes before the first one was to begin.

Derrick James, who has been linked to more than 130 condominium burglaries in South Florida, convinced a judge to let him handle his own defense in Boca Raton, Tequesta and Palm Beach burglary cases. He already is serving a 53-year prison sentence for burglary convictions in Miami-Dade and Broward counties.

\"These lurid details are unnecessary,\" Judge [Kenneth Marra] wrote in his order, issued at the US district court in southern Florida yesterday. \"These unnecessary details shall be stricken.\" Mr Marra said the \"factual details regarding with whom and where\" she had sex were \"immaterial and impertinent\" to her argument that she should be allowed to join the lawsuit.

\"When you decided 'I'm not only going to commit this crime, I'm going to get on the [witness] stand and lie about it' to get out of the hot water you got yourself into ... all the goodwill goes out the window, as far as I'm concerned,\" U.S. District Judge Kenneth Marra told [Thomas Correa] during the sentencing hearing Tuesday in West Palm Beach. Correa, 48, of Plantation, is on leave from his job as assistant principal at Lanier-James Education Center in Hallandale Beach, and expects to be terminated shortly, according to his attorney, Dave Bogenschutz. A jury found Correa guilty of conspiring to commit bank fraud and making false statements. \"I never thought in a million years that I'd ever find myself in a situation like this,\" he told the judge. \"I've made some poor choices, allowing myself to associate with people who were bad people.\"

During [Thomas Correa]'s trial last fall, there was testimony about a July 2009 meeting between Correa and a witness that was recorded without Correa's knowledge. Correa's friend also alleged that she had encountered an alternate juror at a mall after the verdict and the woman told her that several jurors improperly discussed the evidence before deliberations began. The woman also said jurors speculated about the editing of the tapes and suggesting \"it must have shown [Correa's] guilt.\" [Kenneth Marra] also rejected Correa's request for a new trial regarding the allegation that jurors discussed the evidence before deliberating, which he had warned them was not allowed.

\"BLAST UP TO 49 POUNDS OFF YOU IN ONLY 29 DAYS!\" one shouted. \"Amazing Fat-Fighting Super Pill Devours Fat!\" claimed another. \"The number of victims in this case is astronomical,\" [Kenneth Marra] said. \"They got a product but they don't have a product that I think is worth anything.\" \"People like me champion dietary supplements,\" said [Frank Sarcona], who was convicted of 29 counts of fraud in October. \"Everything I've done, I've done with the intent to help, not to defraud.\"

A federal jury in West Palm Beach convicted [Frank Sarcona] in October of 29 felony counts related to Lipoban, including money laundering, wire fraud and misbranding of a food. Sarcona, 58, secretly helped form Lipoban in 2000 just months after cutting a deal with the Federal Trade Commission over the misleading claims of his previous weight-loss company, SlimAmerica. Even before Sarcona started Lipoban, a federal judge described him in a 1999 ruling as having \"a long record of assorted fraudulent schemes which have bilked thousands of victims out of millions of dollars in more than a dozen states.\" With such weight-loss companies as Forever Thin and Amerdream, Sarcona racked up 13 state or federal cease-and-desist orders dating back to 1984. After federal authorities raided Lipoban in 2004, Sarcona started up yet another diet pill company, Nature's Pharmacy, using an advertising campaign nearly identical to Lipoban's.