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USA v. MULGREW et al
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December 17, 2015
Ex-Philly Traffic Judge Can't Blame Atty For Jail, Feds Say
Federal prosecutors told a Pennsylvania federal judge Thursday that a former Philadelphia Traffic Court judge had no grounds to argue that he was ill-served by his attorney when he negotiated a plea bargain over allegations that he stole public money earmarked for community organizations.
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August 20, 2015
Ex-Philly Traffic Judge Wants 1st Graft Sentence Nixed
A former Philadelphia Traffic Court judge, who pled guilty to stealing public money earmarked for community organizations prior to receiving a perjury conviction in a ticket-fixing scandal at the court, asked a federal judge Thursday to vacate his first sentence, blaming his representation during plea bargaining.
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August 06, 2014
Ex-Philly Traffic Court Judge Gets 30 Months For Fraud
A former judge in Philadelphia's troubled traffic court who pled guilty to fraud charges in connection with a scheme to funnel tens of thousands of dollars in state funds earmarked for two community organizations to friends and associates was sentenced to 30 months in prison Wednesday.
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November 25, 2013
Pa. State Rep.'s Aide Gets 18 Mos. In Traffic-Judge Fraud Plot
The administrative aide to a Pennsylvania state representative was sentenced to 18 months in prison Monday for her role in a scheme with an elected Traffic Court judge to funnel hundreds of thousands of dollars in state grants earmarked for charity to their friends and associates.
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September 19, 2013
Philly Judge Pleads Guilty In Grant Fraud Scheme
A day after testimony began in Pennsylvania federal court, a former judge in Philadelphia's scandal-plagued traffic court judge agreed to plead guilty on fraud charges in connection with a scheme to funnel tens of thousands of dollars in state funds earmarked for two community organizations to friends and associates.
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April 24, 2013
Rep.'s Aide Cops Plea In Fraud Plot With Traffic Court Judge
The administrative aide to a Pennsylvania state representative Wednesday pled guilty to funneling tens of thousands of state funds earmarked for community organizations to friends and associates, in a scheme that also prompted the indictment of a Traffic Court judge.