Former HealthSouth CEO Richard Scrushy wants President Trump’s pardon czar, Alice Marie Johnson, to review what he says was a ...

Defendants who picked up more charges while being arrested for Jan. 6 argue that Trump’s pardon extends to those too. The ...

Attorneys for former HealthSouth CEO Richard Scrushy say they have uncovered "clear and convincing evidence" that ...

"I want this off of me," Scrushy said of his 2006 federal convictions on bribery and other charges in a high profile case ...

Former HealthSouth CEO Richard Scrushy wants President Trump’s pardon czar ... Siegelman with $500,000 in exchange for a seat on the Certificate of Need Review Board, the state agency with ...

He's seeking a pardon or to have the conviction overturned ... of giving Siegelman $500,000 for an appointment to the state's certificate of need board, which regulated health care companies.

Earlier this month, the government argued otherwise. Its Feb. 6 court filing noted the presidential-pardon certificate said ...

A criminal record can have significant and far-reaching effects on various aspects of life. Employment opportunities may be ...

The attorney-general had filed a certificate of urgency early this month to have the application heard expeditiously.

Ogun State Government has distributed Certificates of Occupancy to some ... He added that there was a pardon with a 50 per cent discount to the beneficiaries to bring them into the home ownership ...

He is asking for a review of his case by Pardon Czar Marie Johnson and plans ... Siegelman $500,000 for an appointment to the state's certificate of need board, which regulated health care companies.

Nearly 20 years after being convicted on charges of bribery and corruption, former HealthSouth CEO Richard Scrushy claims he will prove his innocence.