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USA v. Pipkin
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June 22, 2011
E-Rate Bid-Rigger Gets Year In Prison
An admitted bid-rigger who defrauded the federal E-Rate program was sentenced in Louisiana on Tuesday to one year and one day in prison, making him the 17th person put away for fleecing the program that helps poor schools get Internet access.
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June 16, 2011
E-Rate Bid-Rigger Gets Offense Level Lowered
A Louisiana federal judge on Wednesday agreed to lower the offense level for an admitted E-Rate crook who took part in a scheme to rig bids for $2.5 million in government contracts for impoverished schools.
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June 14, 2011
US Says Early Plea Merits Leniency In E-Rate Case
Prosecutors asked a Louisiana federal court Tuesday to lower the offense level for a con man who pled guilty to rigging bids for E-Rate contracts as part of a $2.5 million fraud, saying he helped the government by pleading guilty early.
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March 28, 2011
Tech Contractor Pleads Guilty To E-Rate Bribes
The former co-owner of an Illinois technology company pled guilty in Louisiana on Monday to paying off school district officials in Illinois, Arkansas and Louisiana in exchange for lucrative government-backed technology contracts.