New York Times Larry Householder

Householder, convicted of racketeering, tells judges he’s only guilty of ‘ordinary politics’

While prosecutors said ex-Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder orchestrated the biggest bribery scheme in state history, his lawyers told an appellate court Wednesday that he’s only guilty of “regular politics.

USA Today · 1d

What's the line between politics and bribery? Householder, Borges appeal their convictions

The fate of former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder's bribery conviction could hinge on a disjointed set of legal decisions.

Courthouse News Service · 1d

Disgraced former Ohio Speaker Householder appeals racketeering conviction

Currently serving a 20-year sentence in federal prison, Larry Householder argues that his role in a $1.1 billion bailout of nuclear power plants was merely

The Plain Dealer Cleveland on … · 17h

‘Ordinary politics’ or an explicit bribe? Householder appeals conviction: The Wake Up for Thursday, Feb. 6, 2025

Subscribe to the Wake Up, cleveland.com’s free morning newsletter, delivered to your inbox weekdays at 5:30 a.m. Former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder is serving 20 years in prison for leading a racketeering conspiracy involving $60 million in bribes as part of the House Bill 6 scandal that was worth more than $1 billion to FirstEnergy.

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Larry Householder's attorney says he's likely to seek a pardon from President-elect Donald Trump

Parker. RELATED: Imprisoned former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder pleads not guilty to new charges Pullins said he will likely file a pardon. A pardon is an expression of the president's ...

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New charges could block ex-Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder from public office

Former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder was indicted on 10 felonies in state court − including a charge that could ...

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