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Survivor: Borneo NewsJailed 'Survivor' champ Richard Hatch files U.S. Supreme Court appeal June 3, 2008 Richard Hatch is apparently a firm believer that if at first you don't succeed, try again. Original 'Survivor' Richard Hatch loses tax evasion conviction appeal February 4, 2008 Richard Hatch has previously argued he's an "innocent man in jail," a viewpoint that appeals judges apparently disagreed with. Imprisoned 'Survivor' winner Richard Hatch protests Scooter Libby July 5, 2007 President George W. Bush recently commuted Scooter Libby's sentence, eliminating the former presidential assistant's time behind bars. Now imprisoned Survivor: Borneo winner Richard Hatch is apparently wondering what happened to his presidential pardon. Original 'Survivor' winner Richard Hatch an "innocent man in jail" March 16, 2007 While it may only be a minimum-security prison, it's not like original Survivor winner Richard Hatch is lounging around naked on the beaches of Panama. Original 'Survivor' Richard Hatch's appeal granted oral agruments January 29, 2007 Richard Hatch will get another chance to prove his innocence on charges he evaded paying taxes on the $1 million he received for being the original Survivor. After reviewing written briefs from Hatch's lawyer and federal prosecutors last week, appeals judges granted the Survivor: Borneo winner an oral hearing to argue his case, The Providence Journal reported on Sunday. Prosecutors file brief opposing Richard Hatch's bid for new trial January 8, 2007 Was there a deal between CBS and original show winner Richard Hatch that could have kept the former Survivor contestant out of jail for evading taxes on income he received for winning the reality series' first season? If there was such a deal, federal prosecutors recently said Hatch and his lawyer had numerous opportunities to officially say so, but did not. Convicted 'Survivor' winner Richard Hatch moved to new prison August 1, 2006 Former "Survivor" contestant Richard Hatch, who was convicted of income tax evasion, has been moved to a minimum-security prison in West Virginia. Convicted 'Survivor' winner Richard Hatch wants change of prison July 22, 2006 Convicted tax evader and "Survivor" TV series winner Richard Hatch wants to be moved from Oklahoma to a prison in Rhode Island or Florida, his lawyer says. 'Survivor' winner Richard Hatch appearing nude in 'Gay Movie' film July 17, 2006 Richard Hatch, first-season winner of TV's "Survivor," is set to appear nude in the upcoming U.S. film "Another Gay Movie," TMZ.com reported. Original 'Survivor' Richard Hatch sentenced to 51 months in prison May 16, 2006 A federal judge in Providence, R.I., Tuesday sentenced "Survivor" winner Richard Hatch to 51 months in prison for tax evasion and perjury. 'Survivor' winner Richard Hatch's tax evasion sentencing delayed April 20, 2006 The sentencing of original "Survivor" winner Richard Hatch on U.S. tax evasion charges has been delayed. 'Survivor' winner Richard Hatch found guilty of tax evasion charges January 25, 2006 Original Survivor winner Richard Hatch didn't prove nearly as persuasive with his real world jury as his reality TV version, with a federal jury finding him guilty of tax evasion for failing to pay taxes on income that included the $1,000,000 grand prize that he'd won after convincing his Survivor jury that he deserved to be crowed the champion of the popular reality show's initial Summer 2000 season. Richard Hatch tax evasion trial jury begins deliberations January 24, 2006 A federal jury in Providence, R.I., Tuesday began deliberating in the tax evasion trial of $1 million "Survivor" champ Richard Hatch. Richard Hatch tax trial testimony ends with without cheating testimony January 23, 2006 Alleged cheating by season one "Survivor" contestants did not come up as Richard Hatch finished testifying Monday in his Rhode Island tax evasion trial. Richard Hatch alleges producers agreed to pay taxes to hide cheating January 21, 2006 The attorney for "Survivor" winner Richard Hatch says producers promised to pay his taxes if he kept quiet about cheating on the hit CBS reality show. |
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