Vick Pleads Not Guilty; Protesters Jeer -- Accused in Dogfighting Case, Apologizes to Mother, Team

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RICHMOND, Va. - Barred by the NFL from reporting to work with the Atlanta Falcons, Michael Vick declared his innocence on federal dogfighting charges Thursday and asked the public to hold its judgment "until all the facts are shown."

Lustily jeered by hundreds of protesters as he entered and left U.S. District Court, Vick strolled in silence and did his only talking inside the courtroom.

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Vick Pleads Not Guilty; Protesters Jeer -- Accused in Dogfighting Case, Apologizes to Mother, Team

U.S. District Judge Henry E. Hudson set a Nov. 26 trial date for Vick and his three co-defendants, all of whom pleaded not guilty and asked for a...

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