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February 24, 2016
Ex-Navy Engineer Wants 10-Year Kickbacks Sentence Vacated
A former Navy engineer serving a 10-year prison sentence in connection with a bribery and kickbacks scheme asked a Rhode Island federal court to vacate his sentence Tuesday, saying poor guidance about an initial plea deal was one of several missteps by attorneys who had represented him.
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December 06, 2013
Ex-Atty Gets Probation For Role In $10M Kickback Scheme
A former Rhode Island attorney and executive at defunct defense contractor Advanced Solutions for Tomorrow Inc. on Friday was sentenced to five years of probation for her role in a 15-year, $10 million U.S. Navy kickback and bribery scheme.
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November 01, 2013
Ex-Navy Engineer Gets 10 Years For $18M Kickback Scheme
A former naval engineer was sentenced on Friday to 10 years in federal prison for masterminding a massive, 15-year bribery and kickback scheme involving Navy contracts that defrauded the federal government of nearly $18 million, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office in Rhode Island.
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October 24, 2013
Navy Kickback Fraudster Should Get 10 Years, US Atty Says
Federal prosecutors argued in Rhode Island federal court Thursday that Ralph Mariano, a former naval engineer who led a 15-year conspiracy to steal $18 million in taxpayer funds, should be sentenced to prison for more than 10 years, given his greed, lack of remorse and abuse of public trust.