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Rick Renzi |
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"Former
American
politician
who was
a
Republican
member
of the
United
States
House of
Representatives
representing
Arizona's
1st
congressional
district
from
2003
until in
2009. In
2013, he
was
convicted
on
federal
criminal
charges
against
him for
his
involvement
in a
land-swap
deal.
The
charges
for
personal
gain of
over
$700,000
were
filed in
2008. On
April
19,
2007,
the FBI
had
raided
his
family
business,
and he
temporarily
resigned
from the
House
Intelligence
Committee.
On April
27 Renzi
denied
printed
claims
he was
considering
resigning
office;
however,
on
August
23,
Renzi
announced
he would
not be a
candidate
for
re-election
in 2008.
On
February
22,
2008,
Renzi
was
initially
indicted
on 35
counts
connected
to land
deals.
He
pleaded
not
guilty.
On June
12,
2013,
Renzi
was
convicted
on 17 of
32
counts
in his
corruption
case. On
October
28,
2013, he
was
sentenced
to three
years in
prison.
On
January
20,
2021,
Renzi
was
pardoned
by
President
Donald
Trump."
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Trump
Pardons
Former Rep.
Rick Renzi
For Fraud,
Extortion
Convictions |
"Renzi’s
pardon was
called for
by Rep.
Paul Gosar,
R-Prescott" |
Jan. 20,
2021 |
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Convicted
Former
Flagstaff
Rep. Renzi
Looks For
Presidential
Pardon |
May 22, 2019 |
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Convicted
Former
Flagstaff
Rep. Renzi
Looks For
Presidential
Pardon |
May 22, 2019 |
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Rick Renzi
Legal Battle
Sputters To
An End |
Oct. 2, 2017 |
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Ex-US Rep.
Rick Renzi
Of Arizona
Leaves
Prison After
3 Years |
Jan. 7, 2017 |
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Rick Renzi,
Former
Arizona
Congressman,
Gets Three
Years In
Prison For
Fraud,
Corruption |
Oct. 28,
2013 |
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McCaul To
Serve As Top
Republican
On Ethics
Committee
Inquiry Into
Arizona
Congressman
Rick Renzi |
Mar. 5, 2008 |
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Rep. Renzi
Indicted On
Corruption
Charges |
Feb. 22,
2008 |
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FBI Raid
Latest
Question
Facing
Arizona
Congressman
Rick Renzi |
Apr. 23,
2007 |
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