


Former Senator Bob Menendez Faces 15-Year Sentence for Bribery Conviction
Bob Menendez, former U.S. Senator, could face 15 years in prison for bribery, responding to charges of accepting cash and gifts from foreign entities.
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Former U.S. Senator Bob Menendez, convicted on 16 felony counts related to bribery and corruption, faces sentencing where prosecutors are recommending 15 years in prison. Menendez has pleaded not guilty and plans to appeal. Convicted alongside him were two businessmen, who received lengthy prison sentences. Prosecutors argue that Menendez abused his position for personal gain, while defense attorneys claim he deserves mercy due to his previous public service and the suffering he has already endured as a consequence of the charges.
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