Lawyers for former Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos and his son, Adam, were in the Second Circuit Court of
Appeals fighting their corruption - related convictions.
Not exact matches
MANHATTAN FEDERAL COURT — Former state Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver is
fighting to stay out of prison while he
appeals his
corruption conviction — a pending
appeal that he's likely to win thanks to a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision, his lawyers argue in court papers filed this week.
The battle for the payment of 5 percent entitlements to the original whistleblowers of the Ikoyi loot has continued as the petitioners have headed to the Federal High Court, Abuja Division to seek for justice as both the Finance Minister and the Attorney General of the Federation (AGF), who had earlier received petitions and
appeals had remained silent in this era of
fighting corruption by the present administration.
Both Silver and Skelos are
fighting to
appeal their 2015
corruption convictions.
He therefore
appealed to Nigerians to support regulatory agencies like EFCC, because
fighting corruption was everyone's concern.
While
appealing to members of the public for cooperation, the anti-graft agency said the
fight against
corruption and financial crimes needed consistent information on the activities of fraudsters.
The Deputy Ranking Member of the PAC and MP for Nantong, Mohammed Hardi Tuferu
appealed to Ghanaians and stakeholders to help
fight corruption and malfeasance in the country for sustainable growth and development.
Former left - wing president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is
appealing a twelve - year bribery sentence, while current right - wing president Michel Temer has also been
fighting off
corruption charges.