Scott Rothstein said in a recent deposition that he bribed judges and helped “purchase” political positions as part of his $1.2 billion dollar Ponzi scheme, but a federal prosecutor who monitored his depositions intervened to stop him from naming names.
“You engaged in public corruption with politicians?” Miami attorney Mary Barzee Flores asked Rothstein.
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