Stapleton's Trial Delayed, Plea Talks Possible
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Former New Mexico State House Majority Leader Sheryl Williams Stapletons trial for federal charges, including mail fraud, money laundering, and bribery, has been postponed until August fifth. The delay comes after defense lawyers requested more time to review evidence and build a joint strategy. Stapleton and co-defendant Joseph Johnson have pleaded not guilty, insisting the services were properly procured. The charges stem from a multi-million-dollar contract with Johnsons firm for vocational training software at Albuquerque Public Schools. Stapleton also faces a separate state trial in October on twenty-three felonies and three misdemeanors. As both cases progress, all eyes are on potential plea deals to resolve the ongoing saga.
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