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: Kentucky Law BlogJUDICIARY: Senior Status Judge Cletus Maricle Indicted for racketeering
By Michael Stevens
Senior Status Judge Cletus Maricle indicted by feds for Clay County racketeering. Here's post at Bluegrass Politics Blog with Herald-Leader.
Several Clay County officials indicted on vote-buying charges
By John Stamper on State Government
| Several
prominent officials in Clay County schemed to buy votes in the May 2004
primary election, a federal grand jury has charged.
Those charged include school superintendent Doug Adams; county clerk
Freddy Thompson; Cletus Maricle, a longtime circuit judge who is now on
senior status; William E. Stivers, an election officer; and Wayne
Jones, chair of the county Democratic Party.
FBI agents and other officers swept into the county early Thursday to
begin arresting the officials. FBI agents and other officers swept into the county early Thursday to begin arresting the officials. The five allegedly used the county election board as a tool to buy votes and try to control the 2004 primary. They are charged with racketeering and other crimes. Maricle and Adams ?were considered political bosses in the county? and used their influence to appoint corrupt people to the election board and cause election officers to commit mail fraud, extortion and bribery, the indictment said. Maricle and Adams recruited people to run for office who would benefit from the corrupt work of their enterprise, including buying votes, according to the indictment. |
Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on March 19, 2009 (boomark / email).
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