From the Annapolis Cap Gaz, Ex-Maryland Senate aide sentenced for stealing $20,000 in scholarships
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| Esther Dikongue-Bayighomog (L) |
A former Maryland State Senate legislative aide who pleaded guilty in March to stealing $20,000 allocated for legislative scholarships received her sentence.
Esther Dikongue-Bayighomog — who was a legislative aide for state Sen. William C. Smith Jr. during most of the time prosecutors say she stole scholarship money — will have to serve four consecutive weekends of incarceration, according to a Wednesday news release from the Office of the State Prosecutor.
Following those four weekends, Dikongue-Bayighomog will receive probation before judgment and will be on supervised probation for two years.
Probation before judgment means the court has deferred a formal judgment and conviction while the defendant serves probation.
Four whole weekends of jail!

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