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Prosecutors submit witness list for federal trial of former JEA execs - Vimarsana News

Prosecutors submit witness list for federal trial of former JEA execs

Prosecutors have submitted the list of witnesses they plan to call in the trial of two former JEA executives facing federal charges of conspiracy and wire fraud.

Florida Man Threatens To Kill US Supreme Court Justice, Faces 5 Years Sentence - Vimarsana News

Florida Man Threatens To Kill US Supreme Court Justice, Faces 5 Years Sentence

A man from Florida entered a guilty plea last week for threatening to kill a justice of the Supreme Court.

Source: hngn.com
Florida Man Threatens To Kill US Supreme Court Justice, Faces 5 Years Sentence - Vimarsana News

Florida Man Threatens To Kill US Supreme Court Justice, Faces 5 Years Sentence

A man from Florida entered a guilty plea last week for threatening to kill a justice of the Supreme Court.

Source: hngn.com
Former JEA execs on track for federal trial in February, though it could be delayed — again - Vimarsana News

Former JEA execs on track for federal trial in February, though it could be delayed — again

Two former JEA executives facing federal charges of conspiracy and wire fraud are still on track to face a trial in February, though defense attorneys raised the possibility of asking for a delay.

Former JEA execs on track for federal trial in February, though it could be delayed - Vimarsana News

Former JEA execs on track for federal trial in February, though it could be delayed

Former JEA CEO Aaron Zahn and Chief Financial Officer Ryan Wannemacher were indicted in March 2022 for their alleged roles in a proposed bonus plan that could have paid out millions of dollars if the city-owned utility was sold.