has submitted two affidavits by Mr. Jack Chouner which establish the amounts and dates of subsequent transfers by the defendant and the transfers for which the defendant has received payment. The unpaid subsequent advances are represented in the chart above. The trustee has countered this evidence with Mr. Jack Chouner's deposition testimony that the defendant had received payments for some of these advances. Upon analysis of these statements, the court finds that they merely reiterate statements made in his second affidavit detailing payments for advances received by the defendant from both Provident Leasing Company and United Liberty Life Insurance Company. The proof before the court establishes that the subsequent advances listed in the above chart were actually received by the debtor from the defendant and remain unpaid.
The thirdNEW YORK (AP) -- The family of an unarmed man killed in a hail of police gunfire on his wedding day pledged Saturday to continue its fight to have someone held accountable for his death, a day after a judge acquitted three officers in the slaying.

"I'm still praying for justice, because it's not over. It's far from over. It's just starting," Sean Bell's fiancee, Nicole Paultre Bell, told supporters at a rally in Manhattan's Harlem neighborhood. "Every protest, every march, every rally, I'm going to be right up front."

If history is a guide, the family may indeed still have a chance at extracting some measure of retribution, but it would very likely come at the expense of the city and not the officers who pulled the trigger. Bell,