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After battling charges of fraud conspiracy since they were announced in March 2019, Loughlin and Giannulli agreed this week to change their pleas and serve two and five months in prison. The U.S. agreed to drop charges of federal programs bribery and money laundering.
“Ms. Loughlin, do you understand the possible consequences of your plea this morning?” U.S. District ...
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