2nd Delay Charges Initially Were Rejected ; Earle Had to Go to 3rd Grand Jury
The Washington Times › October 06, 2005
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The Washington Times › October 06, 2005
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Three days after a grand jury turned down a second indictment of House Majority Leader Tom DeLay, prosecutor Ronnie Earle went to a new grand jury citing new evidence and won indictments on charges of money laundering and conspiracy to launder money.
Mr. DeLay and two political associates were first indicted Sept. 28 on a charge of a criminal conspiracy to violate campaign-finance laws and then were indicted by another grand jury Monday on the two money-laundering charges.See the full content of this document
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2nd Delay Charges Initially Were Rejected ; Earle Had to Go to 3rd Grand Jury
But in between, Mr. Earle, the district attorney for Travis County, Texas, tried but failed to get still another grand jury to indict Mr. DeLay, apparently on money-laundering charg...
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