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Victimless crime...
I believe that the term "victimless crime" is an oxymoron. I think some folks think if a person isn't hurt it isn't a crime. I say - sure, but victim may not be a person, but that does not mean there ...
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I was in the middle of listening to the end of theMissouri Valley Football teleconference and starting to post some blog observations on former Bison head coach Rocky Hager (who I talked with for our ...
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$3 Million Estate/Probate Case Update
Case going to appeal to Minnesota Supreme Court. Just filed all the papers yesterday. $550.00 filing fee (was $20. a few years ago) and $500.00 bond. Yes like Att Gen Heidi Heitcamp said "you hav...
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More blog posts about fraud

Ex-Bison player denies he faked community service

FARGO — A former football player at North Dakota State University denied Wednesday that he at one point faked the community service he was ordered to serve for pleading guilty to faking signatures on an election petition.

May 23, 2013

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NDUS auditor says Shirvani did not commit fraud

BISMARCK — The internal auditor for the North Dakota University System said Chancellor Hamid Shirvani did not violate any policies or commit fraud in testimony before a House committee, but adds that Shirvani’s presentation could have been construed as misleading.

By TJ Jerke , April 26, 2013

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Lawmaker calls hearing to review Shirvani fraud allegations

Lawmaker calls hearing to review Shirvani fraud allegations BISMARCK — A state lawmaker called members of the State Board of Higher Education and University System office before a House committee Friday to ask questions about what he believes has been a behind-the-scenes effort to discredit Chancellor Hamid Shirvani.

By TJ Jerke , April 06, 2013

Sentencing delayed in Dickinson bank fraud case

BISMARCK — The sentencing of a Dickinson couple has been delayed on charges that they stole almost $800,000.

November 14, 2012

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2 ex-NDSU football players plead guilty in fraud case

FARGO — Following the 10 current North Dakota State University football players who pleaded guilty to petition fraud Tuesday, two former Bison players entered the same plea Thursday and received identical sentences.

By Mike Nowatzki , October 05, 2012

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Prosecutors: Petition fraud came with quotas, bonuses

FARGO — Fifteen people were charged Friday with violating North Dakota election law, many of them telling investigators they forged names on petitions they circulated in order to meet quotas and to achieve bonus pay.

By Dave Olson , September 08, 2012

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Ex-MSHA chief, W.Va. school accused of fraud

Ex-MSHA chief, W.Va. school accused of fraud MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) — One of the world’s foremost experts on mine safety — from gold mines in Chile to the coal mines of southern West Virginia — stands accused by a NASA fraud investigator of conspiring with the Catholic college where he now works to use millions of federal grant dollars for personal gain and the school’s benefit.

By Vicki Smith , April 15, 2012

Welfare fraud an ND problem

FARGO — Tom Gravel looked at the piece of paper and saw his name, but the signature wasn’t his.

By Mike Nowatzki , October 02, 2011

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FBI probes local $750K, 300 mineral acre fraud case

The Federal Bureau of Investigation special agents are investigating a family accused of illegally obtaining nearly $753,000 and rights to about 300 mineral acres in western North Dakota through information acquired from a Dickinson bank.

April 16, 2011

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Dickinson man asks for probation in tax fraud case

December 11, 2009

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Wall Street scandals put SEC in hot seat

With the disclosure of the gigantic swindle perpetrated by some dude most Americans never heard of — Bernard L. Madoff — one doesn’t have to look hard to find at least a partial enabler in this stultifying drama. It is, of course, the Securities and Exchange Commission, the institution created during the Great Depression to stop just such an activity.

By Dan Thomasson , January 06, 2009

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Group questions ballots

Following the passage of Measure No. 1, which allows Dickinson to contribute $6 million dollars to the $16 million Badlands Activities

November 20, 2008

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