PHILADELPHIA AP - Democrat Vincent Fumo played by his own rules as he voraciously amassed power and supplicants over three decades in the state Senate.A federal jury reminded him on Monday that even brilliant, wealthy lawmakers must sometimes answer to the rule of law, finding the much-loved and feared powerbroker guilty of all 137 corruption counts in a $3.
March 17, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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PHILADELPHIA AP – Democrat Vincent Fumo played by his own rules as he voraciously amassed power and supplicants over three decades in the state Senate.
A federal jury reminded him on Monday that even brilliant, wealthy lawmakers must sometimes answer to the rule of law, finding the much-loved and feared powerbroker guilty of all 137 corruption counts in a $3.5 million fraud and obstruction case.
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