Jurors on Tuesday reached a verdict on one criminal charge and seemed deadlocked on seven others in the trial of Kevin Ring, a lobbyist caught up in the Jack Abramoff influence peddling scandal. The Ring case is part of a long-running criminal probe that led to guilty pleas by 17 people, including Abramoff. Ring faces charges of conspiracy, paying illegal gratuities and scheming to deprive taxpayers of the honest services of employees in the government's legislative and executive branches.
October 14, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Jurors on Tuesday reached a verdict on one criminal charge and appeared deadlocked on seven others in the trial of a lobbyist caught up in the Jack Abramoff influence peddling scandal.
The jury for Kevin Ring decided to keep secret for now its verdict on the one count after being directed by U.S. District Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle to resume deliberations Wednesday on the other counts.
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