The deal Dickie Scruggs cut for five years of prison time in the attempted bribery of Judge Lackey does not keep the feds from trying to tack on another nickel or dime -- or more -- onto his sentence through investigation of possible conspiracy to influence Judge DeLaughter in another case. This story says a federal grand jury may soon be moving ahead with the investigation. About time, wouldn't you say, that the feds take a closer look at Earwigging, Inc.? Escaping to Cuba might look more and more attractive, when Scruggs contemplates that he might not be home in time to watch the 2018 Super Bowl.
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