Other Developments
Noel Hillman, who was credited with moving the case to trial as head of the Justice Department's Public Integrity Section, was nominated for a federal judgeship by President Bush in January 2006.
Also that month, the NHGOP filed a countersuit against the state's Democratic Party, alleging that the Democratic lawsuit against them was merely part of a national effort to advance the party's interests in an election year and that the Democrats were abusing the court process to hinder NHGOP's efforts to engage in constitutionally protected political activities. On December 1, the two parties settled for a total of $125,000, payable by the Republicans to the Democrats, in $25,000 annual installments over the next five years. The RNC and NRSC will also each make two $5,000 contributions to charities associated with the Manchester fire and police departments.
Charles McGee served seven months in prison, and now works at campaign school for GOP candidates, run by a Republican political marketing firm.
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