United States v. Ray Nagin

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United States v. Ray Nagin is the federal criminal corruption case in which former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin was prosecuted and convicted on charges including bribery, fraud, and money laundering related to his time in office.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf federal criminal case
public corruption case
allegation accepting bribes from city contractors
receiving cash payments
receiving free travel
receiving granite and materials for a family business
steering city business in exchange for personal benefits
charge bribery
conspiracy
filing false tax returns
mail fraud
money laundering
wire fraud
consequenceForDefendant federal prison sentence
convictedOf bribery
conspiracy
filing false tax returns
mail fraud
money laundering
wire fraud
country United States of America
surface form: United States
court United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana NERFINISHED
defendant Ray Nagin NERFINISHED
defendantRole former Mayor of New Orleans
finding Ray Nagin was convicted on multiple counts NERFINISHED
impact highlighted post-Katrina corruption in New Orleans governance
involves City of New Orleans government contracts
private contractors seeking city work
jurisdiction United States federal court system NERFINISHED
legalBasis federal bribery statutes
federal mail fraud statutes
federal money laundering statutes
federal tax laws
federal wire fraud statutes
locationOfProceedings New Orleans, Louisiana NERFINISHED
notableFor prosecution of a former New Orleans mayor for corruption
prosecutor United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Louisiana NERFINISHED
United States Department of Justice NERFINISHED
relatedTo City of New Orleans public contracts
Hurricane Katrina recovery contracts
subjectMatter misuse of public office for private gain
public corruption in municipal contracting
timePeriodOfOffenses during Ray Nagin’s tenure as Mayor of New Orleans
typeOfCorruption pay-to-play scheme
verdict guilty

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