Judge orders Robert Kraft video released once case is resolved
A judge has momentarily sealed the release of videos of Robert Kraft allegedly engaging in sex acts
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Roger Goodell speaks out on Robert Kraft
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said the league's personal conduct policy applies to owners and players alike, but he also said he wouldn't discipline New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft for sex solicitation charges until "after we get all the facts." John Breech of CBSSports.com joins CBSN to discuss what this means for Goodell's reputation as a strict disciplinary enforcer.
Prosecutors plan to release video in Robert Kraft prostitution case
Prosecutors in Florida look to release video of Robert Kraft engaging in sex acts at Florida spa
Kraft's lawyers fight spa videos' release
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft's legal team is trying to block video evidence from being released in the prostitution solicitation case against him. Kraft has pleaded not guilty in the case. Alex Denis has more.
Kraft's lawyer calls video in prostitution case "basically pornography"
Attorney for Robert Kraft is asking a judge to suppress videos in prostitution solicitation case
Robert Kraft requests jury trial in prostitution case
The Patriots owner was charged with paying for sex acts inside a Florida massage parlor twice on the weekend of the AFC Championship Game
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Robert Kraft offered plea deal in prostitution case
Florida prosecutors have offered a plea deal to New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft and other men charged with paying for illicit sex at a massage parlor. The Palm Beach State Attorney's Office offered Kraft and 24 other men charged the standard diversion program offered to first-time offenders.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft offered plea deal in prostitution case
Kraft and 24 other men must concede they would be found guilty, perform 100 hours community service, attend a class on the dangers of prostitution and pay $5,000 per count
"Larger conversation" needed in wake of Robert Kraft case, state prosecutor says
Florida officials allege the New England Patriots owner visited a South Florida massage parlor and paid for sex acts
Robert Kraft pleads not guilty in prostitution sting
The billionaire NFL owner denied allegations that he paid for a sex act at a Florida massage parlor
Florida's sex trafficking problem
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft has been charged with two counts of soliciting prostitutes at a Florida massage parlor. But experts say the incident is just the "tip of the iceberg" of the state's sex trafficking problem. U.S. Institute Against Human Trafficking president and co-founder Kevin Malone joins CBSN to explain what can be done about it.
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Kraft case puts spotlight on human trafficking
Robert Kraft, the owner of the New England Patriots, was hit with a court summons on charges of paying for sex at a Florida massage parlor. The investigation has put a spotlight on human trafficking. Anna Werner reports.
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Prosecutors detail charges against Patriots' Kraft
The state attorney for Palm Beach County in Florida held a press conference Monday detailing charges against Robert Kraft, the owner of the New England Patriots, who is one of two dozen men accused of soliciting prostitution. Kraft will receive a summons in the mail to appear in court.
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NFL could discipline Robert Kraft after prostitution charge
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft is facing charges of soliciting prostitution, and police said they have video evidence. Janet Shamlian reports.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft charged with soliciting prostitution
"We're as equally stunned as anyone else," police said
Police describe deplorable conditions at spa in Robert Kraft sex sting
Kraft was among 25 people charged as part of a widespread crackdown on sex trafficking
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