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AG told the local Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee that during the last two years, 78% of the defendants sentenced in major Savings and Loans fraud cases have gone to prison for terms up to 30 years in length

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  • AG told the local Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee that during the last two years, 78% of the defendants sentenced in major Savings and Loans fraud cases have gone to prison for terms up to 30 years in length
  • Contributor
  • University of Pittsburgh (depositor)
  • Date
  • July 20, 1990
  • Identifier
  • ais9830.13.02.0284
  • Type
  • text
  • Genre
  • press releases
  • Source
  • Dick Thornburgh Papers, Series XIII. Attorney General of the United States
  • Series
  • XIII. Attorney General of the United States, 1988-1991
  • Subseries
  • 2. News Releases
  • Container
  • Box 749, Folder 17
  • Collection
  • Dick Thornburgh Papers
  • Contributor
  • University of Pittsburgh
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AG told the local Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee that during the last two years, 78% of the defendants sentenced in major Savings and Loans fraud cases have gone to prison for terms up to 30 years in length
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