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Who's Sorry Now?

By Stephen Lemons October 25, 2007

Looking pale and uncharacteristically gun-shy, Maricopa County Attorney Andrew Thomas approached the podium in his office's eighth-floor conference room, fully prepared to say his handpicked special prosecutor had acted... More >>>

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Andrew Thomas claims he was unaware of Wilenchik's actions against New Times.

A throng of media greets New Times executive Michael Lacey as he's released from the Fourth Avenue Jail.

Lacey tucks in his shirt and puts his belt back on after his release.

Shamed by public outrage, Thomas tells a packed room of reporters that he's dismissing the case against New Times.

Michael Lacey's Sheriff's Office booking photos.

Despite his assaults on the First Amendment, Sheriff Joe Arpaio insists heÂ�s the victim in the New Times matter.

Dennis Wilenchik (above) denies that he mishandled the case against New Times, as the County Attorney insists he did.

Jim Larkin and Michael Lacey toasted the First Amendment after forcing Thomas' mea culpa.

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Shamed by public outrage, Thomas tells a packed room of reporters that he's dismissing the case against New Times.

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Shamed by public outrage, Thomas tells a packed room of reporters that he's dismissing the case against New Times.

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