No Jail Time for Former City Manager

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(SUNfoto by Wheeler Cowperthwaite) James Lujan (left) talks to his lawyer Dan Marlowe, after Lujan received a six-month term of electronic monitoring. Lujan has until Friday to sign up for the monitoring service, which will slightly reduce his freedom of movement. He is not, however, on the same restrictions imposed by a GPS bracelet and house arrest.

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By Wheeler Cowperthwaite
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    Española’s former city manager will spend six months on electronic monitoring, followed by three years of supervised probation, for taking bribes from a paving company while he worked for Santa Fe County as the public works director.     Judge…

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