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USA v. Kott et al
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October 21, 2011
Ex-Alaska House Speaker Gets Time Served In Bribe Plea
A federal judge on Friday sentenced former Alaska House Speaker Pete Kott to time served in prison, three years of supervised release and a $10,000 fine just days after he pled guilty to accepting $400,000 in bribes from an oil company.
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October 06, 2011
Alleged Pedophile Testimony Won't Stop Alaska Pol Retrial
An Alaska federal judge ruled Wednesday that a former state House of Representatives speaker who allegedly took $400,000 in bribes from an oil company will have to face retrial despite prosecutors' use of an alleged pedophile's testimony.
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August 11, 2011
Ex-Alaska Pol Says Feds Aided 'Pedophile' For Testimony
The former Alaska House of Representatives speaker who allegedly took bribes from an oil company asked a federal judge on Wednesday to throw out the case, saying prosecutors helped an alleged pedophile in exchange for his testimony.
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July 28, 2011
Alaska Pol's Bribery Retrial Doesn't Need New Venue: US
Prosecutors in the corruption retrial of former Alaska House of Representatives Speaker Pete Kott on Wednesday told an Alaska federal judge that the politician, accused of taking $400,000 in bribes, should not be granted a venue change for an out-of-state trial.
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June 10, 2011
Feds Say Ex-Alaska Pol Doesn't Need 2nd Atty In Retrial
Prosecutors asked an Alaska federal court on Thursday to deny former Alaska House Speaker Pete Kott's revived bid for a second court-appointed attorney to defend him in his corruption retrial, saying the case is not complex enough to warrant two publicly funded lawyers.
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March 14, 2011
Ex-Alaska Lawmaker Cuts Plea Deal In Corruption Case
Prosecutors on Friday reportedly agreed to drop felony corruption charges against a former Alaska state legislator under indictment for extortion, fraud and bribery in exchange for his guilty plea on a misdemeanor count of working with unregistered lobbyists.