May 21, 2010 · Former House Democratic staffer Brett Cott was convicted of theft, conspiracy and conflict of interest in March for conducting political work with public resources. Dauphin County Judge Richard Lewis has sentenced him to 21 months to five years behind bars.

May 21, 2010 · Brett Cott, 38, a former Pennsylvania House Democratic staffer convicted in the Bonusgate legislative corruption investigation , was sentenced to 21 to 60 months in prison plus $11,000 in fines...

May 24, 2011 · HARRISBURG –Bonusgate defendent Brett Cott received a sentence of 21 to 60 months on three charges this morning. He also received three fines totaling $11,000 and was …

Also convicted were two former aides, Brett Cott, found guilty on three counts, and Annamarie Perretta-Rosepink, found guilty on five counts. A third aide, Stephen Keefer, was acquitted of all charges against him.

Jun 3, 2010 · Brett Cott was sentenced to 21 months to five years for his role in the legislative corruption case.

Jun 25, 2010 · Brett Cott, 38, was sentenced by Judge Richard A. Lewis to 21 months to 5 years in state prison for using state resources for campaigning. His attorney, Bryan Walk, argued the sentence was ...

Jul 11, 2008 · • Brett Cott, former policy analyst to the Democratic floor leader and former Veon aide, 42 counts. • Jeff Foreman, chief counsel to the minority whip and former Veon aide, 24...

Author:Roxbury News, Brett Cott was sentenced to 21 months in prison. Home; Local. Harrisburg University Tax-exempt bonds not to exceed $100 Million. Dauphin County Commissioners Meeting February 13, 2019. Dauphin County Commissioners Meeting February 13, 2019.

Author:Roxbury News, Former aide to Mike Veon Brett Cott was the first defendant to arrive at Judge Solomon's Courtroom Cott was charged with 42 criminal counts.