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USA v. Chi
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October 04, 2017
Korean Scientist Gets 14 Months In Bribe Laundering Case
The former head of South Korea's government-funded earthquake research program was ordered by a California federal judge Monday to serve 14 months in federal prison followed by a year of supervised release for laundering bribery proceeds in the United States.
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September 19, 2017
Feds Want 5 Years For Money-Laundering Korean Scientist
Federal prosecutors told a California federal court on Monday that the former head of South Korea's government-funded earthquake research program who was convicted of laundering bribery proceeds in the United States should be sentenced to nearly five years in prison, pushing back on his bid for a much shorter prison stay.
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September 12, 2017
Korean Scientist Seeks Short Term For US Bribe Laundering
The former director of South Korea's government-funded earthquake research program who was convicted of laundering bribery proceeds in the United States has urged a California federal judge to spare him from a longer prison stay, saying that the roughly six months he will soon have served in custody is time enough.