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"NRA Leader Wayne LaPierre's Lavish Spending and Testimony in Graft Trial"
legalcriminal2 years ago

"NRA Leader Wayne LaPierre's Lavish Spending and Testimony in Graft Trial"

NRA leader Wayne LaPierre testified that he approved helicopter rides for executives to avoid traffic while traveling to NASCAR races, as part of a civil corruption trial brought by the New York Attorney General alleging misuse of nonprofit funds. LaPierre also confirmed spending on private jets, clothing, and gifts, and detailed a contentious relationship with the NRA's former advertising firm. The trial, now in its fourth week, could result in monetary damages and remedies, including potential resignations and oversight of the NRA's finances.

"NRA's Defense and Distancing in NY Corruption Trial"
legalcourt2 years ago

"NRA's Defense and Distancing in NY Corruption Trial"

The National Rifle Association (NRA) is facing a civil trial brought by the New York Attorney General alleging violations of nonprofit laws and misuse of funds, with longtime leader Wayne LaPierre and other executives accused of enriching themselves. The NRA's defense team seeks to distance the organization from LaPierre, emphasizing that it was a victim of betrayal and that past violations were concealed from the board. The trial, expected to last six weeks, involves multiple defendants and could result in recommendations for repayment and potential leadership changes within the NRA.

"NRA's Wayne LaPierre Faces New York Corruption Trial After Resignation"
legalcourt2 years ago

"NRA's Wayne LaPierre Faces New York Corruption Trial After Resignation"

The corruption trial of the National Rifle Association (NRA) and its former leader Wayne LaPierre is set to begin in New York, following allegations of financial misconduct and misuse of funds. New York Attorney General Letitia James sued the NRA and LaPierre in 2020, accusing them of diverting millions of dollars for personal luxuries and violating nonprofit laws. LaPierre, who recently resigned citing health reasons, is expected to testify in the trial, which could last six weeks. The NRA denies wrongdoing and has accused James of targeting it for political reasons.