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September 22, 2017
Pa. Mayor's Corruption Trial To Be Held In Allentown
A Pennsylvania federal judge Thursday picked Allentown, Pennsylvania, over Philadelphia as the place to hold the corruption trial of the mayor of Allentown and a Norris McLaughlin attorney, saying that the trial was a matter of public interest to the people of Allentown.
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August 01, 2017
Ex-Reading Mayor, Consultant Plead Not Guilty To Pay-To-Play
The former mayor of Reading, Pennsylvania, and the owner of a consulting firm implicated in pay-to-play schemes in Reading and Allentown both entered not guilty pleas Tuesday in federal court.
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July 27, 2017
Allentown Mayor, Atty Plead Not Guilty To Pay-To-Play Scheme
The mayor of Allentown, Pennsylvania, and a city Norris McLaughlin & Marcus PA attorney both pled not guilty to federal charges alleging a pay-to-play scheme in Pennsylvania federal court Thursday and were released on $50,000 bail.
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July 26, 2017
Pa. Mayors, Norris McLaughlin Atty Charged Over Pay-To-Play
The current mayor and former mayor of Pennsylvania's third- and fifth-largest cities, respectively, were hit Wednesday with federal charges in two separate pay-to-play schemes, alongside three others, including a member of law firm Norris McLaughlin & Marcus PA.
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