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Posted on Wed, Dec. 17, 2003
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WASHINGTON - Tuesday wasn't a particularly good day at the office for Attorney General John Ashcroft. A federal judge publicly admonished him for violating a gag order covering a high-profile terrorism case in Detroit and unsealed Ashcroft's apology to the court for his remarks. And the Federal Election Commission determined that his unsuccessful 2000 Senate re-election campaign violated federal election laws by accepting $110,000 in illegal contributions. In documents released Tuesday by the FEC, Garrett Lott, treasurer for the two Ashcroft committees, the Spirit of America PAC and Ashcroft 2000, agreed to pay a $37,000 fine for at least four violations of federal campaign law.
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