Rosenblum Schwartz Fry & Johnson

$4

Art Theft

Donald R. Rasch sentenced to two years in prison for conspiring to steal art valued at up to $4 million, including works by Picasso and Matisse, from a storage company.

$1

Racketeering Defense

David Carruthers, former online gambling executive, freed on a $1 million bond after being arrested on racketeering and fraud charges. He will live under house arrest until trial.

$400,000

Embezzlement

Robert Hansen, former executive director of Support Dogs, Inc., pleaded guilty to stealing over $400,000 from the charity and 15 counts of forgery. He was sentenced to two years in federal prison and a recommended seven years consecutive in state court.

$350,000

White Collar Crime Defense

Kim Hawk, former O'Fallon municipal court administrator, sentenced to 18 months in federal prison for making a false statement about her taxable income after stealing nearly $350,000 from the city and losing it at casinos.

$69,205

Felony Theft

Charles P. Clark pleaded guilty to 20 counts of felony theft for stealing $69,205 from a retired brewery worker. His prison sentence would be reduced based on the amount of restitution paid.

$125

Domestic Battery Defense

Marshall Faulk, Rams running back, won a domestic battery lawsuit filed by his ex-girlfriend Helen Dunne. The jury rejected all six counts of Dunne's case and awarded Faulk $125 on his counterclaim for abusing the legal process.