Phil Spector Doesn’t Want to Pay, Judge Says That’s OK – For Now

Phil Spector Doesn’t Want to Pay, Judge Says That’s OK – For Now

Published: December 14, 2010 @ 7:01 pm
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By The Associated Press

A jury should decide whether imprisoned record producer Phil Spector should be refunded $1 million he paid to his former criminal defense attorney after his 2003 arrest, a judge ruled Tuesday.

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Malcolm Mackey rejected a bid by Robert Shapiro's lawyers to have Spector's claims dismissed, saying it would be up to jurors to decide whether the fee was nonrefundable.

The producer and Shapiro, who was a member of O.J. Simpson's defense team, have been sparring over the money for years

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Tags: courts, Media, murder, music, news, phil spector, Robert Shapiro
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