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LATEST NEWS:
A fine performance
A Beverly Hills judge compliments Winona Ryder for her behavior during her probation for shoplifting.
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Battle brews over evidence
One side wants to destroy it, the other side wants to auction it for charity. And as a judge decides the fate of the evidence that helped convict Winona Ryder, memorabilia experts salivate over its value.
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Saks letter to Ryder's lawyer
Interactive: Shopping with Winona
Ryder completes community service
Winona Ryder appeared in front of a Beverly Hills judge for a probation sentence progress report. The actress received good marks for completing all 480 hours of her court-ordered community service.
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Read the probation progress report
Winona gets probation, community service
Winona Ryder was sentenced Friday to three years probation and 480 hours of community service for theft and vandalism convictions in connection to her $5,500 shoplifting spree. Though she could have faced three years behind bars, the sentence came as no surprise since prosecutors early on did not seek jail time for the actress.
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Watch the sentencing
Read the probation report
Community service Hollywood-style
Interactive: Doing time with the rich and famous
Sentencing report: Prosecutor recommends probation
D.A.: Ryder attempted shoplifting before
Winona Ryder was suspected of stealing from two other high-end department stores before her arrest for on theft and vandalism charges at Saks Fifth Avenue in Beverly Hills.
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Transcript of closed hearing detailing incidents
Ryder guilty of theft, acquitted of burglary
A jury found actress Winona Ryder guilty of theft and vandalism for stealing nearly $6,000 in merchandise from the Beverly Hill Saks Fifth Avenue last December. She was acquitted of burglary.
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See the juror questionnaire for Peter Guber, former head of Sony Pictures
Day one of deliberations
Jury gets Ryder shoplifting case
See a recently released transcript of pretrial hearing in which Ryder allegedly admits guilt
Nov. 1, 2002: Witness claims Saks plot against Ryder
Oct. 31, 2002: Defense lawyer points finger at personnel
Oct. 30. 2002: Guards: Winona cut, hid tags
Oct. 29, 2002: Prosecutor claims security tape shows shoplifting
Oct. 29, 2002: Guard: Actress said she was rehearsing for role
Oct. 28, 2002: Winona Ryder's trial opens
Oct. 16, 2002: Judge dismisses drug charge against Ryder
Oct. 15, 2002: Ryder's absence causes judge to postpone trial
Oct. 10, 2002: Prosecutors ask judge to drop drug charge
Oct. 7, 2002: Shoplifting trial postponed to Oct. 15
Sept. 18, 2002: Trial date set after plea deal efforts fail
Sept. 12, 2002: Judge: Document is missing in shoplifting case
July 15, 2002: Judge refuses to disqualify district attorney's office
June 11, 2002: Prosecutors may have evidence of prior acts
June 6, 2002: Judge orders Winona Ryder to stand trial
June 4, 2002: Ryder hearing delayed by arm injury
June 3, 2002: Preliminary hearing begins
May 22, 2002: Judge again delays shoplifting case
Feb. 1, 2002: Winona Ryder charged with four felonies in Dec. 12 shoplifting arrest
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Winona Ryder, who was nominated for Oscars for "The Age of Innocence" and "Little Women," took on a real-life role as a defendant after her Dec. 12, 2001, arrest at Saks Fifth Avenue in Beverly Hills. She was acquitted of burglary, but convicted of grand theft and vandalism for stealing $5,560.40 worth of designer merchandise.
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