Lori Loughlin Rebuked Anew By Feds In College Bribery Scheme Case; Rejecting Dismissal Attempt, Prosecutors Unveil Damning Assent By ‘Full House’ Star
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deadline.comBy Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV Critic Facing a trial in October, if Lori Loughlin thought prosecutors in the college bribery scheme were going to roll over amidst recent allegations of “extraordinary government misconduct” and toss out charges that could see the former Full House star behind bars for up to 50 years, she, her husband and several other defendants received a harsh reality check today from the feds. “The defendants’ core allegations of misconduct are premised on a straw man: that this case is only about bribery,” proclaimed the response from the U.S.
Attorney for Massachusetts’ office filed this afternoon (READ IT HERE). “It is not,” added U.S. Attorney Andrew Lelling to the motion by Loughlin, her fashion
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