Sentences with phrase «for felony conspiracy»
Not even the person convicted for felony conspiracy.
https://www.sbnation.com/ Not exact matches
Dozens of alleged MS - 13 street gang members are facing conspiracy and other felony charges after arrests Thursday that followed a joint law enforcement operation in Nassau County targeting the criminal syndicate with ties to El Salvador and a reputation for brutal machete attacks.
Percoco was charged with the following felonies: conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right; extortion under color of official right; two counts of conspiracy to commit honest - services wire fraud related to alleged bribes from two companies; and solicitation of bribes or gratuities from the two companies that allegedly paid him more than $ 300,000 between 2012 and early 2015, when he last left Cuomo's office for good.
• Former City Council President Clement «Chappy» Campana: Indicted for first - degree falsifying business records, four counts of illegal voting, all felonies; and a count of conspiracy to promote or prevent election, a misdemeanor.
Skelos and his son, Adam, are scheduled to be sentenced at 10:30 a.m. for eight felony counts of bribery, extortion and conspiracy.
The Riverhead ex-con who helped run a sophisticated cocaine ring between New York City and Riverhead has pleaded guilty to felony drug and conspiracy charges for his role in the drug - smuggling operation, according to court records.
The jury's verdict of guilty on three felony counts of «Conspiracy to Commit Honest Services Wire Fraud» and «Solicitation of Bribes and Gratuity» was a long - awaited victory for the people of New York.
But the Democrat's political career crashed and burned in July 2009, when he resigned abruptly from his seat and pleaded guilty to three felony counts of conspiracy for looting money from nonprofits he helped subsidize with pubic funds.
In 2016, a California state court dismissed felony pimping and conspiracy charges against Backpage CEO Carl Ferrer and the company's founders, Michael Lacey and James Larkin, on based on Communication Decency Act's qualified immunity for service providers.