"NRA Lawsuit: Jury Deliberates After Allegations of Lavish Spending and Mismanagement"
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The lawsuit brought by New York's attorney general against the NRA, accusing its leaders of financial misconduct and corruption, has gone to the jury after closing arguments. The case has depicted the NRA's former leader, Wayne LaPierre, as a lavish spender who used organization funds for personal luxuries. The jury is expected to begin deliberations, with defendants including LaPierre, the NRA's general counsel, and former finance chief.
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- Private jets, trips to the Bahamas. NYC trial scrutinizing lavish NRA spending under Wayne LaPierre nears close PBS NewsHour
- New York AG: Wayne LaPierre caught 'with his hand in the cookie jar' Courthouse News Service
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