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Sal Dimasi's Wife
Follow Sal Dimasi's wife in the news and in pictures. Former House Speaker Sal DiMasi claims that he is not guilty of federal coruption charges. Sal's ex-wife Debbie DiMasi has been involved in the press coverage.
The Outraged Liberal sums up the latest on the state-funded lawyer for the former state employee.
David Bernstein asks:
Do you think the state house of representatives sits around and brainstorms ways to further lose the public's trust and confidence, or do you think it just comes to them naturally?
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House Speaker Robert DeLeo trying to calm members angry that hundreds of thousands of your tax dollars were spent on former Speaker Sal DiMasi's legal woes.
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BOSTON - Even though Salvatore DiMasi stepped down as Massachusetts House Speaker in January amid a federal public corruption probe, an outside law firm he hired on his last...
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- State still spending in DiMasi case (syndication.boston.com)
Under Beacon Hill's golden dome, House staff members are being handed pink slips and summarily escorted out of the building. Legislators and aides are being pressured to take five-day unpaid furloughs. The state's budget crisis is hitting the generous accounts legislative leaders set aside for their own administrative expenses. That makes it even harder to justify the $378,000 the taxpayers are spending to defend former House Speaker Sal DiMasi.
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From metrowestdailynews.com
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Lawyers for former Speaker Salvatore F. DiMasi yesterday asked a federal judge to throw out corruption charges against the ex-House leader, arguing that state law allows lawmakers...
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- Former Speaker Sal DiMasi's Pension Suspended (wbztv.com)
BOSTON - Former Massachusetts House Speaker Salvatore DiMasi and a friend who served as his financial adviser have asked a federal judge to dismiss the corruption charges...
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Sal DiMasi to battle to keep pensionBoston HeraldFormer House Speaker Salvatore F. DiMasi will fight for his $5000-a-month pension before the Massachusetts Retirement Board today as he ...and more »
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