Tennessee Lawmaker Expelled From State Senate After Wire Fraud Conviction

Tennessee Lawmaker Expelled From State Senate After Wire Fraud Conviction
This undated photo provided by the Tennessee State Senate shows Tennessee state Sen. Katrina Robinson posing for a photo in Nashville, Tenn. Tennessee State Senate via AP
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A Tennessee lawmaker has been expelled from the state Senate after a vote in the upper chamber following her conviction on wire fraud charges.

State Sen. Katrina Robinson, a Democrat from Memphis, was convicted on wire fraud charges last year after she was accused of stealing funds from a healthcare school that she operated. Federal prosecutors alleged that she used the funds to pay for personal expenses, including her wedding.
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