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Lawyer convicted

Tax lawyer Barry Jewell has been convicted of tax evasion, Arkansas Business reports.

Posted by Max Brantley on September 19, 2008 02:45 PM | Permalink

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Dang,

Went to Catholic High and the U of A with Barry. Overall Barry was a good guy. I wonder where it all went wrong.

Posted by: Citizen home | September 19, 2008 03:23 PM

Greed, Citizen home, greed. All too often, it happens to those who once were the best of 'em.

Posted by: durangokid | September 19, 2008 03:29 PM

Are we supposed to feel sorry for Mr. Jewell like we were supposed to feel sorry for Mr. Coughlin? Just wonderin.

Arky

Posted by: Arky | September 19, 2008 03:43 PM

So that blow-hard Perroni loses yet again. Should have taken the plea deal ! At least he didn't get held in contempt of court on this case. He does, however, do great things for the Ronald McDonald house, so can't be all bad, just a bad lawyer.

Posted by: missarkansas | September 19, 2008 04:43 PM

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