A federal judge in Connecticut has denied a request to dismiss indictments of former officials, including the chief executive officer and chief financial officer, accused of misusing funds from a public corporation that provided low-cost electricity.

In a case that hinged on alleged government overreach, U.S. District Judge Jeffrey Meyer let the indictments stand against officers and directors of the Connecticut Municipal Electric Energy Cooperative.

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