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Posella, who testified that James met routinely with developers in his Newark City Hall office. She also testified that Tamika Riley had privileged access to James and that City Hall officials were aware they were having an affair. On April 1, the defense called up former councilwoman Gayle
Chaneyfield Jenkins, who testified that the city council set a uniform price for city-owned land for redevelopers and that James had not been involved in the process.
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upheld the convictions, and on July 29, James was sentenced to 27 months in prison and was ordered to pay a $ 100,000 fine. Originally, prosecutors urged for a 15-to-20 year sentence for James, but
Martini argued that James' years as a public servant played a role in the more lenient sentence. Tamika
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In 2022, James was attempting to run for office as an at-large candidate for Newark City
Council despite a court order banning him from running a public elected office. His certification was denied by Newark City Clerk Kenneth Louis on March 3, 2022. James threatened a lawsuit if the city denies his
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The jury began deliberations on April 8 and on April 16 they found James guilty on all counts. On May 12, the U.S. Attorney's office announced that the remaining charges against James for his misuse of city-issued credits cards had been dropped, thus sparing him of a second trial. On July 23, Judge
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to expunge the convictions, although his efforts failed. On April 6, 2010, James was granted early release after 18 months served. As per a court order, he was banned from running for elected office for the remainder of his career. Seven days after his release, James filed an appeal to reverse his
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James was first elected to public office in 1970 as a South Ward
Councilman. He was reelected to the council in 1974, defeating his sole opponent by a ten-to-one margin. He was elected to a third term in 1978, and in 1982 he became the first ward councilman elected to an at-large seat. As a
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for debit and credit card records for further information. In a response, James claimed no wrongdoing, and explained that, "as the last of the civil rights mayors in
America, I had to travel and sell this city and the world about the Newark success story". In September,
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card he had received in 2002. The OPRA request showed that James had spent over $ 70,000 with the card for personal expenses over a two-year period. In August 2006, an OPRA request further revealed that James had spent over $ 80,000 with a credit card provided by the
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February 26, 2008, James' trial was opened. His lawyers maintained that James had not violated federal law. In the first week, prosecutors presented a video tape of James testifying about Senate Bill 967, which was legislation he sponsored in 2004 to amend the
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convictions. In
September 2010, one of his convictions was overturned, but the four remaining convictions were left unchanged. He further appealed seeking to overturn the convictions due to a juror being dishonest; this appeal was dismissed in February 2013.
373:. James became known as an example of "machine politics". He had a reputation for questionable campaign tactics, including alleged use of the police force for his own purposes, intimidating supporters of his opponents and attacking his opponents' heritage.
545:, with them alleging that James urged the passage of the bill so he could increase his power and illegally benefit himself. The defense counter-argued that James was acting properly in his capacity as a senator and should have enjoyed immunity.
1139:, March 27, 2006, accessed April 21, 2007. "Mayor Sharpe James said Monday he will not seek a sixth term leading New Jersey's largest city, opening the door to a young rival who lost by fewer than 4,000 votes four years ago."
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ruled in favor of the commission and ordered that both James and
Johnson had to pay the money back. In January 2015, a state appeals court struck down an appeal by James and upheld the higher court's ruling.
764:, May 17, 2016. Accessed September 26, 2023. "James graduated from South Side High School, Montclair State University and earned his master's degree in physical education from Springfield College."
450:, and won election to that seat the following November. He was re-elected for a full term in November 2001 and continued to hold both offices. His Senate district encompassed part of Newark in
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alleged that James had also misused city-issued credit cards for himself and eight women during out-of-state vacations between 2001 and 2006. At his arraignment, James pleaded not guilty.
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filed a lawsuit against James alleging that he and his campaign treasurer, Cheryl
Johnson, improperly used about $ 94,000 in campaign funds to pay for legal fees. On August 17, 2012, the
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made comments about Newark being "a place foreigners wouldn't want to visit", James demanded an apology. In response, Donahue sent James a letter apologizing for the remark.
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is the newest arena in the Newark metropolitan area. On March 16, James filed for reelection as mayor, but announced eleven days later he would not seek a sixth term.
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972:"The Mayors' Identity Politics and Their Political Shortcomings"
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for several vacations, including a $ 6,500 vacation to
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from 1999 to 2008. He is the longest-serving mayor in
685:"Ex-Newark Mayor Sharpe James sentenced to 27 months"
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1624:"Newark ex-mayor Sharpe James is convicted of fraud"
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978:, New York: Palgrave Macmillan US, pp. 63–95,
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1511:"Defense starts its case in ex-mayor James' trial"
1332:"James denies responsibility in Newark land deals"
622:In 2013, James published a 17-chapter book titled
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1386:"Ex-Newark Mayor Pleads Not Guilty to Corruption"
388:, one of 15 electors casting their votes for the
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1154:"Sharpe James charged with ripping off Newark"
1069:Mayor's aide pleads not guilty in bribery case
607:New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission
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1133:"Newark Mayor James Won't Seek Re-Election",
827:"Gibson faces challenge for Newark mayoralty"
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1404:Lorin, Janet Frankston (February 25, 2008),
1183:"Ex-Newark mayor faces prison on 33 charges"
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1748:"James appeals pair's conviction"
1557:"Sharpe James' conviction upheld"
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1610:The Central New Jersey Home News
1281:"Ex-mayor ran up big travel tab"
1111:"Newark to help out Jersey City"
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477:Corruption and abuse of power
256:Malcolm X Shabazz High School
2419:Mayors of Newark, New Jersey
1406:"Sharpe James goes on trial"
1037:1992 Electoral College Votes
919:Mnookin, Seth (2002-04-22).
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314:Newark International Airport
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1136:San Francisco Chronicle
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456:Township of Hillside
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292:Essex County College
1810:– via NJ.com.
1515:Atlantic City Press
1462:Atlantic City Press
899:Southern Illinoisan
557:U.S. District Court
522:federal authorities
276:Columbia University
268:Springfield College
236:New Jersey politics
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1899:. January 17, 2015
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1391:The New York Times
1338:, Associated Press
1212:The New York Times
1205:Smothers, Ronald.
1115:The Jersey Journal
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925:New York Magazine
851:, August 15, 1980
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