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Subject: Bridgegate lb Reach High Court In McDonnell's Shadow
Date: "Cue, 14 Jan 2020 08:27:22 +0000
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Bridgegate To Reach High Court In McDonnell's Shadow
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday will explore the line where political
mischief turns criminal in the wake of its landmark McDonnell decision, with
justices examining whether prosecutors in the so-called Bridgegate case
overreached in applying federal statutes to a scheme to realign lanes on the
George Washington Bridge.
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Ex-FinCEN Staffer Cops To BuzzFeed Russia Probe Leaks
A former senior adviser at the U.S. Department of the Treasury's Financial
Crimes Enforcement Network on Monday admitted to revealing banks'
suspicious activity reports related to a probe of Russia's efforts to influence
the 2016 presidential election to a journalist.
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Feds Dispute Ariad Insider Suspect's 'Wrong Man' Theory
Federal prosecutors asked a Manhattan jury Monday to rely on what they call
"overwhelming" circumstantial evidence to convict an entrepreneur of leaking
secrets about his father's pharmaceutical company to a trader friend, pushing
back against a defense theory that another suspect is the tipper.
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Jury Hears Of Ex-Barbados Official's Purported Corruption
Jurors on Monday heard of "lies, corruption and greed" as the trial began for
a former Barbados government official accused of laundering money from
bribes he took while steering state contracts to an insurance company.
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Startup's CEO Stole Investor Cash For Maserati, Jury Told
Federal prosecutors kicked off the money laundering trial of Sanovas Inc.
CEO Lawrence Gerrans on Monday, telling a San Francisco jury that the
medical device startup executive embezzled nearly $3 million from investors
— money he spent on a man…
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