Law360, New York (September 06, 2012, 8:32 PM ET) -- An ex-U.S. Army Corps of Engineers program director who pled guilty to his role in a $20 million bribery and kickback scheme involving over $1 billion in government contracts asked a Washington federal judge Wednesday for a three-year sentence, citing his "extraordinary" help to prosecutors.
Former Corps Program Director Michael Alexander was the first of four whom prosecutors said took payouts to steer orders under a $1 billion Corps contract to Nova Datacom LLC to plead guilty, according to the sentencing memorandum, which called Alexander the...
Ex-Army Corps Worker Wants 3-Year Sentence In Bribery Case
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