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4. Here's a part of the appeal

Sat Jan 24, 2015, 07:58 PM

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The Company was fined $10,000. On Count II, Lippi was sentenced to pay a fine of $5,000 and to serve three years in prison. On Count III, imposition of sentence was suspended and he was placed on probation for three years to begin on his release from prison under Count II, "A condition of probation being that all delinquent taxes shall be paid." Sciandra and Fabrizio also received fines and sentences. With the consent of the district court, Counts II and VII were dismissed as to Fabrizio. Only Lippi has appealed.

http://law.justia.com/cases/federal/appellate-courts/F2/347/33/116394/

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January 22, 1959 [View all] Omaha Steve Jan 2015 OP

Thanks, Steve. mountain grammy Jan 2015 #1

I would hope each of those ten indicted eventually died in jail rurallib Jan 2015 #2

Here's a part of the appeal OnlinePoker Jan 2015 #4

Jesus weeps rurallib Jan 2015 #6

Fuck worker safety. There's money to be made. eggplant Jan 2015 #3

One of those convicted was head of the local union OnlinePoker Jan 2015 #5

Occam's razor Brother Buzz Jan 2015 #11

Appreciate the much needed remembrance of this terrible event and labor history. appalachiablue Jan 2015 #7

That's horrible. BeanMusical Jan 2015 #8

I remember this well. rickford66 Jan 2015 #9

Horrific tragedy. pacalo Jan 2015 #10

I used to see the miners stop in my Grandfather's bar after work on the way home. rickford66 Jan 2015 #12