She had accepted the money on behalf of the market and had separately worked with the pantry on food donations.

Her letter noted that the company did not wish to pursue additional losses beyond those already substantiated, while leaving sentencing to the court.

Clarence stood beside his defense counsel, leaning on his familiar cane.

He wore a brown tie that had belonged to his late brother.

When Judge Lawson addressed him, he did not lower his head the way he had at the first hearing.

“Mr.