Rubashkin Appeals 27-Year Agriprocessors Sentence
The former Agriprocessors vice president Sholom Rubashkin remains calm in Cedar Rapids court as he appeals a 27 year prison term. His attorney says the case continues as Rubashkin calls the proceedings a stop on a long road. Prosecution stresses aggravating factors though public statements downplay appeals.
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Federal sentence and restitution figures cited
A defendant received 27 years in federal prison with no parole. Restitution amounts to 26,852,152.51 dollars and an 8,600 dollar special assessment. Five years of supervised release follow the prison term.
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U.S. Attorney Opines on Case Build and Rumors
U.S. Attorney Stephanie Rose discusses how the case was built and addresses circulating rumors in an 4A opinion. The remarks outline prosecutorial process and public commentary surrounding the investigation.
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Legislator Presses Regents on Project Labor Agreements
Coralville legislator urged the Iowa Board of Regents to require project labor agreements for large construction projects. The June 9 vote on a $73 million University of Iowa Hospitals outpatient clinic in Coralville was 5-4 along party lines, with regents noting political pressure did not drive independent decisions.
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