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Ken Paxton's Past Securities Fraud Charges Related to McKinney Tech Company

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What happened

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In 2015, Ken Paxton was indicted on felony securities fraud charges. The charges stemmed from accusations that in 2011, he attempted to solicit investors in a McKinney technology company without disclosing that the company was paying him to promote its stock. Paxton pleaded not guilty but later agreed to community service and restitution, and federal prosecutors subsequently dropped the securities fraud case.

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Why it matters

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The charges involve securities fraud related to a company in McKinney. This legal history impacts Ken Paxton's political standing, particularly as he is engaged in an electoral rivalry with James Talarico for the U.S. Senate seat.

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Who's involved

  • Ken PaxtonAttorney General of Texas who faced the fraud charges.
  • McKinneyCity in Collin County, Texas, where the technology company was located.
  • James TalaricoState representative engaged in an electoral rivalry with Ken Paxton.

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