AG Ken Paxton back in court Friday in securities fraud case
AUSTIN– Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton will be in a Houston court Friday in a nearly 9- year-old securities fraud case he is now seeking to dismiss. Paxton is accused of two felony fraud charges for allegedly courting investors into a Collin County tech company without disclosing that he was being compensated for the work. In 2014, the Texas State Securities…
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