The partner of a former Duluth Louis Vuitton Sale, of selling counterfeit designer clothing was found guilty Tuesday of the same crime.Nicholas Frank Campanella, 30, entered an Alford plea to a charge of

offering counterfeit intellectual property for sale, a felony. In an Alford plea, a defendant does not admit the act, but admits that sufficient evidence exists that would allow the prosecution to Louis Vuitton Bags, a judge or jury of the defendant guilt.

Judge Dale Harris ordered an Arrowhead LV, probation officer to investigate Campanella background before sentencing on Nov. 5.

Campanella partner in the former business, Louis Vuitton Graffiti, 30, pleaded guilty in July to a felony charge of offering counterfeit intellectual property for sale. Giddens admitted that he should have known the merchandise he sold from Christopher's Clothing Store was not authentic, based on the prices at which he was able to purchase it.

Louis Vuitton Belts, was sentenced last month to two years of probation and ordered to perform five days of community service.

Campanella and Louis Vuitton 2010 Collection Sale, of the clothing store at 305 W. Superior St. Campanella said they were paying about $2,000 a month in rent, and without their supply of merchandise they had to declare bankruptcy.