He was told by Mr Justice Saunders, who is hearing all the cases arising from the expenses scandal: "These offences were committed in breach of what was the high degree of trust placed in MPs by the authorities in the House of Commons only to make honest claims.
But given that MPs defenestrated Michael Martin as part of their response to the crisis of trust arising from the expenses scandal, we thought that there was more than enough room to hear from people in public life with ideas about how to change things.
Adav Noti, a senior director at the Campaign Legal Center, a watchdog group that describes itself as nonpartisan, said public campaign funds - as opposed to the private funds Trump has raised - cannot generally be used for expenses arising from criminal investigations, or for any expenses that arise after the campaign is over.
Mayor Agnos says she left him with a deficit of nearly $180 million, a deficit that Mrs. Feinstein argues arose from unexpected expenses and revenue shortfalls after she left office.
Some of the more common adjustments arise from: –Depreciation expenses for real and personal property; –Amortization of mining and exploration costs; –Gain or loss on the sale of depreciable property; –Income from long-term contracts; –Income from certain private activity municipal bonds; –Proceeds from a life insurance policy; –"Last in, first out" inventory adjustments; and.
One historian suggests that Jennings's financial situation may arisen from the expenses incurred during his political campaigns, his long-time service in state government, and being too busy to adequately manage his farm.
Then imagine that she spent $258,000 from the foundation to cover expenses arising from legal challenges.
The national party committees must disclose all receipts and expenses arising from unrestricted soft money donations.
A spokeswoman for Halliburton, Cathy Mann, noted that its contract also "requires the well owner to defend and indemnify Halliburton for all potential liability claims and expenses arising from the blowout," aside from claims of Halliburton employees.
A1 Putting the Blame on Con Ed Governor Pataki signed a bill that forces the utility to repay the more than $100 million it assessed customers in expenses arising from a nuclear accident in February; the legislation also bars Con Ed from collecting tens of millions more.
In a filing Thursday with the S.E.C., the company said Mr. Perkins and Mr. Keyworth, who resigned after Ms. Dunn stepped down, had agreed not to sue Hewlett-Packard, and the company had agreed to pay expenses arising from government inquiries or legal proceedings in the spying fiasco.
