Former Justice Allen Loughry II of Charleston, WV; convicted thief and liar

The state of West Virginia presented Allen H. Loughry II with a law license in 1991 after he graduated from Capitol University School of Law in Columbus, Ohio.

It should be noted that this isn’t the first article dealing with Loughry’s misconduct. That article can be viewed by visiting the URL listed at the end of this article.

In one matter, Allen was sentenced to two years in prison for his conviction of misuse of a government credit card to buy gas for personal travel. Senior U.S. District Judge John T. Copenhaver Jr. of Charleston, West Virginia, also sentenced Loughry to three years of supervised release, fined him $10,000 and ordered to pay $1,200 in restitution. For additional information about Judge Copenhaver, visit a prior article about him at the URL at the end of this article.

Allen charged Pound Civil Justice Institute for mileage to Baltimore for an event even though he drove a state vehicle to get there and back, which resulted in a mail fraud conviction. He was also convicted of seven wire fraud convictions relating to his use of a government fuel card to buy gas for personal travel. And lastly, he was also convicted of lying to the FBI about his use of state vehicles and his knowledge of the origins of a desk he took from the courthouse to his home.

During the sentencing hearing, Judge Copenhaver said in part:

“Of great importance here is a sentence that promotes respect for the law and deters others.”

Justice Allen Loughry II of West Virginia; lying crook

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Federal Judge John Copenhaver, Jr. of WV; one of the good guys

https://tinyurl.com/y5bqsffd