Charles Tuttle

There are two individuals named Charles Tuttle in the provided records. Charles H. Tuttle (1879–1971), a former U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York and 1930 gubernatorial candidate, was an anticorruption prosecutor known for investigating and convicting public officials, including judges and political bosses. No scandals are reported regarding his career. Charles Tuttle, a contemporary political activist in North Dakota, has faced the following: In 2017, the North Dakota Supreme Court upheld a district court order requiring him to pay $127,001.01 to settle an outstanding hospital debt. He has received municipal citations for selling merchandise and displaying political signs on public property in Grand Forks and Minot. Additionally, in 2022, the North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation served a search warrant at his home as part of an investigation into alleged fraud regarding the payment of petition circulators for a term limits ballot measure.