Prosecutors and defense attorneys clash over public access to evidence and expert testimony about how the alleged bribery scheme affected consumer electricity bills.
Now that $108 million in such errors have been found, the utility is asking Ohio regulators for permission to charge its customers for them. Otherwise, they’ll be billed to FirstEnergy shareholders — ...
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The men at the center of Ohio’s biggest corruption scandal aren’t just getting their day in court – they’re getting special treatment. Former FirstEnergy executives Chuck Jones and ...
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Special treatment for the wealthy in FirstEnergy bribery case: Why are execs’ pleadings secret?
The high-profile corruption case against former FirstEnergy executives is facing new controversy as they fight to keep evidence secret from the public, with a judge’s permission. Wednesday on the ...
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