Mr. Charles E. Johnson Jr.

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  Charlie Johnson

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  Charles Johnson
  
  Athletics, Basketball Coach
  
  415.563.2900 x3293
  
  cjohnson@sacredsf.org

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  The Securities and Exchange Commission has levied a $3 million penalty against Charles Johnson Jr., the former CEO of PurchasePro, a now-defunct business-to-business online exchange company that was involved in an accounting fraud case with AOL.

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  Charlie Johnson of Lake-Sumter EMS said that a person suffering from head and face trauma was transported via helicopter from the complex in Sumter County to Orlando Regional Medical Center shortly after 10:00 a.m. Johnson did not have any information about how the person was injured or if the person was an inmate at the complex.

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  Marygrove College Welcomes Charles Johnson as 18th Contemporary American Author April 7

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  The record of Rackham's ocean-going attacks and land-side debaucheries were chronicled in the journals of Captain Charles Johnson, so more is recorded of his legend than other pirates of the day.In this one hour special we hear Johnson detail the attack plans of Rackham and his crew and see vivid reenactments of their ocean-going attacks and land-side debaucheries. cc

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  The record of Rackham's ocean-going attacks and land-side debaucheries were chronicled in the journals of Captain Charles Johnson, so more is recorded of his legend than other pirates of the day.In this one hour special we hear Johnson detail the attack plans of Rackham and his crew and see vivid reenactments of their ocean-going attacks and land-side debaucheries.

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  Charles Johnson, Headquarters and Headquarters Company commander, 1st Aviation Brigade.

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  The Securities and Exchange Commission has levied a $3 million penalty against Charles Johnson Jr., the former CEO of PurchasePro, a now-defunct business-to-business online exchange company that was involved in an accounting fraud case with AOL.
  
  Johnson received a nine-year prison sentence in November 2008 for stock fraud and obstruction of justice and was also ordered at the time to pay restitution of $9.7 million.
  
  The company was accused of giving away stock to its partners to inflate revenues in the fourth quarter of 2000 and the first quarter of 2001 and making secret side deals with AOL, which had a marketing partnership with the company. PurchasePro was also accused of conspiring with AOL to overstate the revenue from software licenses that AOL sold for PurchasePro, and of backdating contracts to meet revenue projections.
  
  On Tuesday, Judge Gladys Kessler entered a final judgment against Johnson that imposed a civil monetary penalty of $3 million and permanently barred him from acting as an officer or director of a publicly traded company.

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  Published on: 5/19/2008    Last Visited: 5/24/2008  

  Charles H. Johnson Jr., the former chairman and CEO of PurchasePro.com Inc., operator of the PurchasePro.com marketplace and a provider of online procurement software, has been convicted of conspiring to commit securities fraud, securities fraud, witness tampering and obstructing an official proceeding, the U.S. Justice Department announced last week.
  
  Johnson was indicted in January 2005 on charges that he and other executives falsely inflated revenue in the first quarter of 2001 from software licenses and from an alliance with American Online Inc.
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  Johnson tried to manipulate the system for his own gain at the expense of the investing public, and now will be appropriately punished."
  
  Johnson's first trial before federal judge Kelley began in October 2006 and ended in a mistrial after Johnson's attorney withdrew.In the second trial, which began in October 2007, the government added a charge of obstructing a federal proceeding stemming from Johnson's alleged conduct during his original trial.

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