Former Chicago Congressman Admits To Misusing Campaign Money
By: Alex de Leon
Updated: February 8, 2013
Chicago - Jesse Jackson Jr. admits he used campaign funds to enrich his own life.
Among the items he bought: a watch, airfare, and decorations for his Washington, D.C. office. As part of a plea deal, the former congressman pled guilty to fraud charges.
He could be sentenced to five years in prison. Jackson Jr. will also have to repay the government hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Among the items he bought: a watch, airfare, and decorations for his Washington, D.C. office. As part of a plea deal, the former congressman pled guilty to fraud charges.
He could be sentenced to five years in prison. Jackson Jr. will also have to repay the government hundreds of thousands of dollars.
