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U.K. lawmaker John Taylor was sentenced to 12 months in prison for fraudulently claiming thousands of pounds of expenses from Britain’s unelected upper chamber, the House of Lords.
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Former Labour party lawmaker David Chaytor pleaded guilty to fraudulent expenses while serving in the U.K. Parliament, becoming the first politician to be convicted in the 18 month-old scandal over reimbursements.
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Former Labour Party lawmaker David Chaytor was sentenced 18 months in prison for filing fraudulent expenses while serving in the U.K. Parliament, becoming the first politician to be punished by a court in the scandal over reimbursements.
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U.K. lawmaker John Taylor was convicted of fraudulently claiming thousands of pounds of expenses following a trial in London.
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Former U.K. lawmaker Jim Devine was convicted of fraudulently claiming almost 9,000 pounds ($14,400) in expense reimbursement by a London jury.
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Former U.K. lawmaker Elliot Morley pleaded guilty to improperly claiming more than 30,000 pounds ($49,000) in parliamentary expenses.
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Lawyers for three former U.K. lawmakers told a London appeals court that Britain’s criminal courts don’t have the right to try the men for falsely accounting for expenses while they served in Parliament.
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Three former lawmakers accused of filing improper expense claims must face a normal criminal trial, the U.K.’s highest court ruled.
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Three former U.K. lawmakers accused of abusing their expenses told Britain’s highest court that parliamentary privilege protects them from being tried in the criminal courts.
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Three U.K. politicians charged with false accounting will challenge their prosecution at the U.K.’s highest court in October.
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