Topic: Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum

A New York U.S. District Judge Monday rejected Martha Stewart's request for an early release from house arrest.

Homebound Martha Stewart says four hours of commuting time into Manhattan is limiting her abilities to perform her daily activities.

The U.S. Bureau of Prisons has assigned Martha Stewart inmate register number 55170-054, CNNfn reported Monday.

A federal judge Tuesday granted Martha Stewart's request to get her prison term over with by the spring planting season, ordering her to surrender by Oct. 8.

Martha Stewart was sentenced Friday in New York to five months in prison and five months of house arrest for lying about a stock sale in late 2001.

A New York judge Thursday refused to grant TV celebrity Martha Stewart a new trial, paving the way for her sentencing next week for conspiracy.

A federal judge in New York has delayed Martha Stewart's sentencing for the second time in two weeks, CNN/Money reported Friday.

A federal judge in New York has denied Martha Stewart's request for a new trial, E! Online reported Wednesday.

Martha Stewart is asking about 100 friends and acquaintances to write on her behalf to the U.S. District Court judge who will determine her sentencing.

A New York jury in the Martha Stewart trial deliberated for a second day Thursday after asking for records and testimony key to the prosecution case.