Coverage dated December 25, 2023 to December 26, 2023

Appeals court reverses conviction against Jeff Fortenberry

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The Ninth Circuit ruled Tuesday that prosecutors should not have tried the former Nebraska congressman in Los Angeles.

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  1. Washington Times

    Court reverses ex-GOP congressman’s conviction for lying to federal authorities (opens Washington Times)

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    An appellate court on Tuesday reversed a 2022 federal conviction against former Rep. Jeff Fortenberry of Nebraska, ruling that he should not have been tried in Los Angeles.

  2. WTOP Washington DC

    Court reverses former Nebraska US Rep. Jeff Fortenberry’s conviction of lying to federal authorities (opens WTOP Washington DC)

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    LOS ANGELES (AP) — An appellate court on Tuesday reversed a 2022 federal conviction against former Rep. Jeff Fortenberry of Nebraska, ruling that he should not have been tried in Los Angeles.

  3. The Guardian

    Former congressman Jeff Fortenberry’s conviction reversed by appeals court (opens The Guardian)

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    Republican convicted over false statements about payment from billionaire should not have been tried in Los Angeles, court says

  4. Sioux City Journal

    Ex-Nebraska Rep. Fortenberry's convictions reversed by federal appeals court (opens Sioux City Journal)

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    A federal appeals court on Tuesday reversed former Nebraska congressman Jeff Fortenberry's three felony convictions, saying the trial should not have taken place in California.

  5. KEYT Santa Barbara

    Court reverses former Nebraska US Rep. Jeff Fortenberry's conviction of lying to federal authorities | News Channel 3-12 (opens KEYT Santa Barbara)

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    Court reverses former Nebraska US Rep. Jeff Fortenberry's conviction of lying to federal authorities

  6. CNN

    Appeals court overturns ex-Rep. Jeff Fortenberry’s conviction for lying about donations (opens CNN)

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    A federal appeals court on Tuesday threw out former Rep. Jeff Fortenberry’s conviction for lying to federal authorities about illegal campaign contributions, saying the case against the Nebraska Republican was charged in the wrong jurisdiction.

  7. NBC News

    Appeals court tosses former Rep. Fortenberry's conviction on lying to federal authorities (opens NBC News)

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    The court said Fortenberry’s trial in Los Angeles was an improper venue because he made false statements during interviews with federal agents in Nebraska and Washington, D.C.

  8. Rolling Stone

    Court Reverses Former Rep. Fortenberry's Conviction of Lying to FBI (opens Rolling Stone)

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    Jeff Fortenberry's conviction of lying to the FBI and hiding information from law enforcement about a foreign campaign donation was overturned.

  9. Fox News

    Court reverses former Nebraska US Rep. Jeff Fortenberry's conviction for lying to federal authorities (opens Fox News)

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    The charges stemmed from an illegal campaign contribution in 2016 by a foreign national at a Los Angeles fundraiser; resignation prompted by pressure from congressional leaders.

  10. New York Times

    Appeals Court Reverses Conviction of Former Nebraska Congressman (opens New York Times)

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    Former Representative Jeff Fortenberry had been convicted on charges of lying to the federal authorities. An appeals court said his trial was in the wrong venue.

  11. CBS News

    Appeals court tosses ex-Nebraska Rep. Jeff Fortenberry's conviction for lying to FBI (opens CBS News)

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    A federal appeals court determined that he was tried in the wrong place.

  12. Insider

    Jeff Fortenberry, the ex-GOP Congressman found guilty of lying to the FBI, had his conviction tossed by a California appeals court (opens Insider)

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    A California appeals court ruled that Fortenberry should have been tried in Washington D.C. or Nebraska — not Los Angeles.

  13. NBC Chicago

    Appeals court overturns false statement conviction of former Nebraska Rep. Jeff Fortenberry (opens NBC Chicago)

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    An appellate court on Tuesday reversed a 2022 federal conviction against former Rep. Jeff Fortenberry of Nebraska, ruling that he should not have been tried in Los Angeles.

  14. Politico

    Appeals court reverses conviction against Jeff Fortenberry (opens Politico)

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    The Ninth Circuit ruled Tuesday that prosecutors should not have tried the former Nebraska congressman in Los Angeles.

  15. Roll Call

    Appeals court tosses convictions of former Rep. Jeff Fortenberry (opens Roll Call)

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    An appeals court said former Rep. Jeff Fortenberry, R-Neb., should not have been tried in California on charges of lying to investigators.

  16. Triblive

    Court reverses former Nebraska U.S. Rep. Jeff Fortenberry's conviction of lying to federal authorities (opens Triblive)

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    LOS ANGELES — An appellate court on Tuesday reversed a 2022 federal conviction against former Rep. Jeff Fortenberry of Nebraska, ruling that he should not have been tried in Los Angeles. Fortenberry was convicted in March 2022 on charges that he lied to federal authorities about an illegal $30,000 c…

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