A New York judge has sentenced two individuals to prison after they were found guilty of providing bribes to former Senator Bob Menendez.
The sentencing of Menendez himself is also scheduled for later today.
This case has attracted significant attention, highlighting issues of corruption and ethics in political office.

The judge detailed the sentences during a hearing, emphasizing the seriousness of the offenses and the impact such actions have on public trust.
The two men involved were convicted of conspiring to bribe Menendez in exchange for political favors and influence.
Evidence presented during the trial illustrated the lengths these individuals went to in their attempts to secure favorable treatment from the senator.

As the legal proceedings unfold, the focus now shifts to Menendez’s upcoming sentencing.
The former senator has maintained his innocence throughout the case, arguing that he did not engage in any wrongdoing.
The court’s decision today serves as a notable chapter in a broader narrative about accountability in politics and the legal ramifications for those who engage in corrupt practices.