In March Ms. Hsia was convicted of campaign finance violations, including helping to arrange for donations to be made in the names of monks and nuns who were later reimbursed by the temple.
B1 Norman Won't Aid Inquiry Clarence Norman Jr., the former state assemblyman and Brooklyn Democratic chairman who was recently convicted of campaign finance violations, will not cooperate in an investigation of judicial corruption because he has no information to share, his lawyer said.
A1 Sheik Guilty in Terror Case A Yemeni cleric who once said Osama bin Laden had called him his sheik was convicted of terrorism-financing charges in federal court in New York.
Mr. Nielsen has once again tried to make an issue of the fact that Mr. Maloney's brother was convicted of campaign finance violations in 1997, but we are more impressed with the congressman's promise to work hard for campaign finance reform.
Two major Clinton donors associated with those donations, Norman Hsu and William Danielczyk, were later convicted of campaign finance violations.
James Riady was later convicted of campaign finance violations relating to the same scheme as well, and was sentenced to pay a large fine.
In 2004, Alain Juppé, another former prime minister, was given a suspended 14-month prison sentence after he was convicted of illegal party financing.
Its most popular host, Roger Hedgecock, a former mayor of San Diego, has been scorching the airwaves here ever since he was forced to resign in 1985 after being convicted of violating campaign financing laws.
While he did indeed resign from office and was convicted of violating campaign finance laws, all but one of the convictions were overturned, and a conviction for which he paid a fine and served probation was later expunged from his record.
