Nov 19 - By Associated Press
The former head of San Francisco software company is being held without bail after a federal grand jury indicted him on embezzlement charges.
Oct 30 - By Associated Press
A University of Florida professor and his wife are accused in a federal indictment of receiving some $3.7 million in bogus contracts from NASA and other government agencies.
Oct 27 - By Associated Press
A Washington consultant has been charged with allegedly conspiring to violate U.S. economic sanctions against Sudan.
Sep 11 - By Greg Risling, Associated Press Writer
A Los Angeles filmmaking couple has been convicted of bribing Thai officials so they could run the Bangkok International Film Festival and land other projects.
Aug 28 - By Associated Press
A rural Virginia sheriff accused of taking bribes in exchange for promising not to interfere with a cockfighting ring has pleaded guilty to racketeering.
Aug 26 - By Greg Risling, Associated Press Writer
A filmmaking couple devised an intricate system of bribes to Thai officials in order to land lucrative projects such as the Bangkok International Film Festival, a federal prosecutor said Wednesday during opening statements of their trial.
Aug 25 - By William McCall, Associated Press Writer
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis' half brother, who as a boy carried her wedding train up the aisle but later became estranged from her, has been indicted on felony charges of possessing child pornography in Oregon.

Aug 25 - By Jeff Barnard, AP Environmental Writer
Jamie Auchincloss is well known and well liked in this storybook town for his longtime support of local theater, his videos of Democratic political events, and being the half brother to Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.
Aug 16 - By Associated Press
Trial has been delayed for at least a week for a filmmaking couple accused of bribing Thai officials to run the Bangkok International Film Festival.
Jul 9 - By Associated Press
Washington Redskins defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth has pleaded no contest to a reckless driving charge in Tennessee and will be on probation for three months.

Jul 8 - By Mike Robinson, AP Legal Affairs Writer
A former chief of staff to Rod Blagojevich pleaded guilty Wednesday to taking part in a scheme to use President Barack Obama's Senate seat as leverage to get the then-governor into a high-paying job.
Jun 24 - By Greg Bluestein, Associated Press Writer
A former Georgia congressman has been charged with conspiracy and telling lies in an alleged campaign contribution scheme linked to a 2005 Atlanta city council election.
Jun 23 - By Juan A. Lozano, Associated Press Writer
Billionaire R. Allen Stanford has been returned to Texas by authorities to face federal charges he ran a $7 billion scheme to defraud investors with his international banking empire.
Jun 11 - By Associated Press
Ryan Leaf's lawyer says the indicted former NFL quarterback will surrender on drug and burglary charges in Texas.
Jun 8 - By Mike Robinson, AP Legal Affairs Writer
The chairman of the Chicago City Council's police and fire committee pleaded not guilty Monday to charges that he accepted home repairs worth $40,000 plus campaign money and sports tickets in exchange for fixing a zoning case.
Jun 1 - By Associated Press
The federal judge presiding over ousted Gov. Rod Blagojevich's corruption case is shooting for a trial in spring 2010.

May 28 - By Mike Robinson, AP Legal Affairs Writer
A Chicago alderman was indicted Thursday on federal fraud and bribery charges for allegedly accepting $40,000 in home improvements from a developer in return for supporting a zoning change for the city's largest undeveloped tract of land.
May 21 - By Associated Press
Former NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf has been indicted by a Randall County grand jury on drug and burglary charges.
May 14 - By Juan A. Lozano, Associated Press Writer
The chief investment officer of Texas billionaire R. Allen Stanford's companies pleaded not guilty Thursday to charges stemming from the first indictment in the federal government's investigation of the troubled financial firm.
May 12 - By Juan A. Lozano, Associated Press Writer
The chief investment officer for Texas billionaire R. Allen Stanford's companies became the first person Tuesday indicted in a federal investigation of an alleged massive Ponzi scheme.
May 8 - By Associated Press
A former New York state senator has pleaded guilty to fraud charges, admitting that he used charity groups to steal hundreds of thousands of dollars.

May 5 - By Holbrook Mohr, Associated Press Writer
The mayor of Mississippi's largest city died early Thursday, less than two days after losing a re-election bid in a contentious Democratic primary that came a week before his second federal trial. He was 60.
May 1 - By Associated Press
A northern California postal worker has pleaded guilty to opening greeting cards and stealing the cash inside.
Apr 28 - By Anthony Mccartney, AP Entertainment Writer
Federal charges against producer Gary Howsam have been dismissed, ending what he called a long ordeal.
Apr 23 - By Mike Robinson, AP Legal Affairs Writer
A former chief of staff who served under ousted Gov. Rod Blagojevich pleaded not guilty Thursday in the federal corruption case involving the former Illinois governor.