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Who is John Rowland's attorney?

Sep 01, 2015 · The young federal prosecutor who won the conviction of former Gov. John Rowland before being named the head of a corruption task force is leaving the U.S. Attorney's office for private practice.

Who was involved in the John Rowland case?

Feb 27, 2021 · In this March 2005 file photo, after the sentencing of former Gov. John Rowland, U.S. Attorney John Durham, front, stands with the prosecution team that handled the Rowland corruption case. (BOB ...

Who will replace John Durham as New Haven US Attorney?

1 day ago · U.S. Attorney John Durham, center, outside federal court in New Haven, Conn., after the sentencing of former Gov. John Rowland. Durham is continuing as special counsel in the investigation of the origins of the Trump-Russia inquiry. Photographer: Bob MacDonnell/Hartford Courant/Tribune News Service via Getty Images.

Who is the attorney for Connecticut?

Durham was nominated by President Donald J. Trump to be U.S. attorney, the state’s top federal law enforcement officer, in November 2017 and was confirmed and sworn in in February 2018. He is the first assistant U.S. attorney from Connecticut to become the state’s presidentially-appointed top federal prosecutor.

Who is John Durham's strike force partner?

John Durham, left, talks with Robert Devlin, the senior state appellate judge who used to be his strike force partner, at a celebration Friday in honor of Durham’s retirement. (PHOTO: U.S. Attorney’s office)

Who is Ed Mahony?

Over the last decade, he has covered some of the country’s biggest political and mob trials. He is the recipient of numerous journalistic awards, including the Pulitzer Prize and the George Polk award, which he has won twice.

Who is the longest serving attorney in the US?

Ann Rowland will retire in January after 37 years at the U.S. Attorney’s Office, making her the longest-serving attorney in the history of the office. She has served the office with distinction as chief of the Strike Force Unit, chief of the White Collar Crime Unit and deputy chief of the Criminal Division.

Who was the paralegal in the US v. Rydze trial?

Sue Chandler demonstrated tremendous dedication and self-sacrifice this year. She was the lone paralegal supporting the prosecution team in U.S. v. Rydze. She kept track of thousands of exhibits that took up a full room in Cleveland and another full room in Pittsburgh. The exhibits were loaded into the office’s computer system, redacted to protect each patient’s private information and then expertly called up and displayed at trial. All of that was the responsibility of one person – Sue Chandler. Ever ready with some candy to support the troops and an exceptional amount of good attitude and funny stories, Sue not only brought the records and evidence, she brought the cheer. Trials are difficult enough, but a five-month trial away from home when you’re living out of a hotel and away from family, keeping up that positive attitude is one of the reasons she was so very important to the success of the trial.

Who is Kelly Galvin?

She was the lead prosecutor against five defendants – four of whom were members of the Heartless Felons gang – targeted random strangers for a series of carjackings in the Tremont neighborhood. The five defendants were sentenced collectively to more 130 years in prison. Galvin also successfully prosecuted a man who took a woman to the Cuyahoga Valley National Park and shot her in the head, leaving her for dead. She somehow survived but is now blind. That defendant is serving life in prison.

Who is Jennifer Borrowman?

Jennifer Borrowman is honored for her unwavering dedication of the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Borrowman took over as supervisory legal assistant for the Criminal Division this year, with a twice-a-decade office audit looming and while still doing parts of her previous job while her replacement was waiting for her security clearance to be approved. Her professionalism is superior.

Who is Bobbi Sladick?

Attorney, but also confidant, counselor, friend and sometimes life coach to each. Bobbi started her federal career as a clerk-stenographer with the Defense Contract Audit Agency in 1978. Two years later, she transferred to our office as a clerk-stenographer in the Civil Division. In 1985, Bobbi was promoted to secretary to the First Assistant U.S. Attorney and held that position for 20 years until becoming secretary to the U.S. Attorney. Over the course of 32 years with our office, Bobbi Sladick has been a bedrock of the office.

Who is Robert Bulford?

Professionalism Award: Robert Bulford. Robert Bulford is the consummate professional, liked and respected by both the bench and the bar. He works almost around the clock in the Akron office and is always available with advice on legal questions and life questions.

Who was the doctor in the US vs Rydze trial?

Rydze, et al., in which six people were convicted of charges involving health care fraud, drug trafficking, and money laundering offenses. One of those defendants was Dr. Richard Rydze, a prominent doctor in the Pittsburgh area who, among other duties, served as team physician for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Following a five-month trial which required Skutnik and McDonough to move to Pittsburgh and miss numerous holidays, birthdays, school and family events, Rydze was convicted of illegally dispensing controlled substances, including human growth hormone and opioids.

Where did Mattei work before law school?

Prior to law school, Mattei worked as a high school teacher at the Rough Rock Community School on the Navajo Reservation in Northern Arizona. During this time, he also worked as an organizer with the Service Employees International Union.

Who was Robert Braddock?

In May 2013, Mattei led the conviction of Robert Braddock Jr., the former campaign finance director for Christopher G. Donovan ’s 2012 failed Congressional bid. Braddock, along with seven political operatives and tobacco retailers, were accused of conspiring to violate campaign finance laws by disguising the source of $30,000 in contributions made to the Donovan campaign.