Bruce Weyhrauch
Bruce Weyhrauch
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BRUCE WEYHRAUCH
Judge emphatic in decision that Weyhrauch not entitled to costs
Former Rep. Bruce Weyhrauch of Juneau, convicted on a state corruption charge, was turned down Thursday in his bid to get the government to pay for his defense against federal charges that were dropped in a plea deal.
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BRUCE WEYHRAUCH
Justice Department rejects Weyhrauch reimbursement
Former Alaska state Rep. Bruce Weyhrauch is not entitled to have the government reimburse $663,000 in legal fees he spent fighting corruption charges that eventually were dismissed, federal prosecutors said today.
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BRUCE WEYHRAUCH
Weyrauch wants feds to pay his legal fees
Convicted former Alaska state legislator Bruce Weyhrauch is asking a judge to award him $663,000 in legal fees for his defense against federal charges that were dropped last month.
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BRUCE WEYHRAUCH
Weyhrauch gets suspended jail sentence, $1,000 fine
Former state Rep. Bruce Weyhrauch on Tuesday was spared jail time for his guilty plea to violating Alaska lobbying laws, receiving a suspended three-month sentence, the maximum $1,000 fine and a year's probation.
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BRUCE WEYHRAUCH
Weyhrauch pleads guilty to misdemeanor in corruption case
Former Alaska Rep. Bruce Weyhrauch entered a barely audible guilty plea Monday to a state charge related to lobbying, the next phase in a plea bargain in which serious federal corruption charges will be dismissed.
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BRUCE WEYHRAUCH
Weyhrauch plea deal drops federal felony charges
Federal prosecutors have agreed to drop four felony charges against former Rep. Bruce Weyhrauch in return for his agreement to plead guilty to single misdemeanor in state court.
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BRUCE WEYHRAUCH
More legal maneuvering in Weyhrauch corruption trial
Former Rep. Bruce Weyhrauch is trying once again to move his federal corruption trial to Juneau, his home and where he continues to practice law.
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BRUCE WEYHRAUCH
Date set in Weyhrauch corruption trial
The long-delayed corruption trial for former state Rep. Bruce Weyhrauch inched forward Wednesday when a time was set for a jury to start hearing his case -- 9 a.m. on May 9, four years and six days after his indictment.
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BRUCE WEYHRAUCH
Judges toss evidence in former legislator's case
Following the lead of the U.S. Supreme Court, a panel of judges from the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has thrown out evidence that federal prosecutors hoped would prove that former Rep. Bruce Weyhrauch violated his duty to Alaskans.
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BRUCE WEYHRAUCH
Judge puts Weyhrauch's corruption trial on hold
Former state Rep. Bruce Weyhrauch's corruption trial was put off indefinitely this morning while an appeals court decides what to do with one of the felony charges against him.


