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Deep research · Exaupdated 29 days ago

Brian Augustine Joyce served as a Massachusetts State Senator from 1998 to 2017. In 2017, he was indicted on over 100 federal charges, including racketeering, money laundering, mail fraud, and extortion. Prosecutors alleged Joyce used his office to solicit bribes and kickbacks, including a Jeep and free coffee, laundering payments through his law firm. He previously paid $5,000 to settle campaign finance issues involving the use of campaign funds for a personal graduation party. All criminal charges were dismissed following his death on September 27, 2018.

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media.wbur.org · 2017-12-07

en.wikipedia.org · 2026-03-28

Former state senator Brian Joyce indicted on federal charges - The Boston Globe

bostonglobe.com · 2017-12-08

Former state Sen. Brian Joyce arrested, accused of accepting bribes

www.wcvb.com · 2017-12-08

Former Speaker of the Massachusetts House of Representatives and Lobbyist Convicted on Corruption Charges Salvatore Dimasi And Beacon Hill Lobbyist Convicted by Federal Jury Today in Corruption Case

archives.fbi.gov · 2011-06-15

US v. DiMasi, No. 11-2163 (1st Cir. 2013)

law.justia.com · 2013-08-21

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US·United States·about 1 month ago

Mass. lawmaker indicted on new fraud, money laundering, tax charges, feds say

A Massachusetts lawmaker representing districts on Cape Cod has been indicted on new fraud, money laundering, and tax charges.