Former Credit Union Employee Sentenced to Nearly 3 Years in Federal Prison for Scheme that Stole Over $2 Million
The co-conspirators promised to pay Prado-Valero a portion of the fraud proceeds if he stole members’ identity and account information.
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Free Market, Taxpayer Advocate Groups Oppose Massive Farm Subsidy Giveaway
WASHINGTON – Prominent free market and taxpayer advocacy organizations will hold a virtual press conference to share their concerns with proposals to dramatically increase farm subsidies before an expected vote on the 2024 Farm Bill in the House Committee on Agriculture. WHEN: Tuesday, May 21st, at 10:30am EST SPEAKERS: David Ditch, Heritage Foundation Bryan Riley,
Statement on Chairman Glenn Thompson’s House Farm Bill Released May 17
The groups have also lobbied against the so-called Ending Agriculture Trade Suppression (EATS) Act that is designed to nullify state ballot measures across the country enacted by a direct vote of the people.
Two Sentenced to a Total of Over Five Years in Federal Prison for Trafficking Dozens of Firearms from Indianapolis to Chicago
In total, Webster purchased at least 51 firearms, 24 of which have been recovered by law enforcement agencies in addition to the six seized during Webster and Osborne’s arrest.
Federal Inmate Charged in Fatal Stabbing of Fellow Inmate at the Terre Haute Federal Prison Complex
Shelton ultimately succumbed to his injuries. Watkins remains in the custody of the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
SenesTech Launches Evolve™ Mouse
It has been estimated that U.S. rodent pest management product sales, over half of which target mouse infestations, are more than $1 billion annually and are growing.
Legal Services NYC Welcomes Shervon M. Small as Executive Director
He succeeds Raun J. Rasmussen, Esq., who has served as Legal Services NYC’s Executive Director since 2011.
Judge Rules Disabled Navy Veteran’s $25M Defamation Suit Against Anti-Defamation League Can Move Forward
Judge Denies in Part and Grants in Part ADL’s Motion to Dismiss.
Matthew E. Maggard Appointed to Saint Leo University Board of Trustees
A native of Dade City, Matthew is dedicated to serving the community in which he lives, focusing his practice on city and government representation, as well as real estate, development, construction, and financing transactions.
Hillary E. Thornton Graduated from Leadership Academy of Hillsborough Association for Women Lawyers
Hillary is deeply involved with the Hillsborough County Bar Association Young Lawyers Division, Hillsborough Association for Women Lawyers, and the Tampa Bay American Inn of Court.