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A Minnesota state senator will resign from office from her seat after she was found guilty Friday of burglarizing her ...
Minnesota state Sen. Nicole Mitchell has resigned from office one week after she was found guilty on both charges in her ...
State Sen. Nicole Mitchell resigned from office Friday after her conviction last week on two felony burglary charges.
Sen. Nicole Mitchell, a Woodbury Democrat who was found guilty of first-degree burglary, will resign from the Minnesota ...
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FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul on MSNNicole Mitchell resigns from her Senate seat after burglary convictionSen. Nicole Mitchell announced Friday that she is stepping down from her Minnesota Senate seat. This comes after she was ...
Mitchell faces a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison for the burglary charge and three years in prison for the burglary ...
State Sen. Nicole Mitchell, who was recently convicted of two burglary-related felony charges, resigned her seat on Friday. Attorneys for the Woodbury DFLer said this week that she would leave the ...
The state senator, who says she’ll resign in August, was convicted on charges that carry a mandatory minimum sentence of six ...
Democratic state Sen. Nicole Mitchell has faced calls from fellow Minnesota lawmakers for her immediate resignation since her ...
After her conviction on two felony charges, State Sen. Nicole Mitchell announced Monday she will resign from office by Aug. 4.
A sentencing date is now set for State Sen. Nicole Mitchell, who was convicted last week on two felony burglary charges for ...
Woodbury, will likely be required to spend at least four months in jail because of her first-degree felony conviction and the ...
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