Larry Householder’s lawyers make their case to overturn his corruption conviction: Capitol Letter
During a federal appeals hearing, lawyers for the former Ohio House speaker said what prosecutors called the largest public ...
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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 ...
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East Texas residents express concerns about deportation while sheriffs aim to lessen fears
A recent community panel in Tyler focused on immigration policies, concerns about ICE enforcement in schools, hospitals and ...
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 ...
Senator opens inquiry into US Center for SafeSport’s hiring of investigator charged with sex crimes
Sen. Chuck Grassley opened the inquiry to find out how the center missed red flags about former Allentown, Pennsylvania, vice ...
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Marion man says rights violated, confession should be excluded from trial
A Marion man wants his confession tossed out because investigators violated his rights. Investigators didn’t read his rights ...
Former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder appeals 2023 bribery conviction
Former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder was sentenced to 20 years in prison. He's appealing that decision. "There must be ...
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Former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder appeals 2023 bribery conviction
CINCINNATI - The fate of former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder's bribery conviction could hinge on a disjointed set of legal decisions about the fine legal line between an explicit pay-to ...
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What's the line between politics and bribery? Householder, Borges appeal their convictions
CINCINNATI - The fate of former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder's bribery conviction could hinge on a disjointed set of legal decisions about the fine legal line between an explicit pay-to ...