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Indiana District Courts
There are 2 District courts in the state of Indiana. The federal district courts whose jurisdiction is comprised of the Indiana counties: Indiana Northern District Court, Indiana Southern District Court .
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Indiana in Court Record Feeds
For Immediate Release
August 7, 2006
Contact: Hilary W. Frooman
Assistant U.S. Attorney
(217) 373-5875
Indiana Woman Sentenced for Failure to Pay Federal Income Tax
Urbana, IL - Rodger A. Heaton, United States Attorney for the Central District of Illinois,
announced that on August 4, 2006, Chief U.S. District Judge Michael P. McCuskey sentenced
Lori Renee Nickel to serve 30 months in prison for failure to pay income taxes on approximately
$398,000 she had failed to declare in personal tax returns. According to court records, Nickels,
38, of Kingman, Indiana, was also ordered to pay $517,489 in restitution. She was ordered to
report to the federal Bureau of Prisons on September 8, 2006, to begin her sentence.
Nickel pled guilty to tax evasion on September 16, 2005. During her court appearance
and according to the plea agreement, Nickel admitted that she embezzled funds from her former
employer, A.L. Dougherty Co, Inc., of Danville, Illinois. Nickel admitted she failed to declare
the embezzled funds as income on her personal tax returns for three tax years: 1998; 1999; and
2000.
The case was investigated by the Criminal Investigation Division of the Internal Revenue
Service and prosecuted by Hilary W. Frooman, Assistant U.S. Attorney
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