A federal judge has rejected a request from former East Chicago, Ind., Mayor Robert Pastrick to dismiss a racketeering lawsuit filed against him by the state attorney general's office. The judge denied a motion by Pastrick and other defendants that argued the case against them was so weak that its allegations that they spent millions in city money to buy votes by paving residents' sidewalks and driveways should not go to trial.
June 30, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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A federal judge has rejected a request from former East Chicago, Ind., Mayor Robert Pastrick to dismiss a racketeering lawsuit filed against him by the state attorney general’s office.
The judge denied a motion by Pastrick and other defendants that argued the case against them was so weak that its allegations that they spent millions in city money to buy votes by paving residents’ sidewalks and driveways should not go to trial.
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