For Immediate Release
Contact: Judith Ingram
December 10 , 2009
Mary Brandenberger
Julia Queen
Christian Hilland
FEC TAKES FINAL ACTION ON FOUR CASES
WASHINGTON – The Federal Election Commission recently made public its final action on four matters under review (MURs). In one matter, respondents agreed to conciliation agreements providing for them to undertake remedial actions. In another matter, the Commission dismissed one allegation and found no reason to believe a violation occurred in relation to another allegation. The Commission dismissed the third matter, and closed the file in the fourth matter.
Under the law, the FEC must attempt to resolve its enforcement cases, or MURs, through a confidential investigative process that may lead to a negotiated conciliation agreement between the Commission and the individual or group.Additional information regarding MURs can be found on the FEC web site at http://www.fec.gov/em/mur.shtml.
This release contains only summary information.For additional details, please consult publicly available documents for each case in the Enforcement Query System (EQS) on the FEC web site at http://eqs.nictusa.com/eqs/searcheqs.
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MUR 5903
RESPONDENTS:
PBS&J Corporation; William S. DeLoach; Richard A. Wickett; H. Michael Dye; Maria M. Garcia; Rosario Licata; Shannan Ighodaro; Sybil Thomas; Lourdes Fernandez; Reinaldo Fernandez; Ana Quinones; Victor Quinones; James Breland; and Larry Boatman
COMPLAINANT:
Maria M. Garcia
SUBJECT:
The complaint alleged that PBS&J Corporation knowingly made prohibited corporate contributions to political committees when it reimbursed campaign contributions made by its employees and their family members.
OUTCOME:
The Commission closed the file.
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