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By Jim Wallace - bio | email

ALBANY, GA (WALB) - A former Albany legal secretary pleaded guilty Monday to stealing from her boss.

Latressa Taylor was sentenced to two years probation for taking money from Judge Willie Weaver's law practice.

The thefts happened between September and December 2007.

Taylor told the court she moved money from one client's account to another account to cover her tracks. She was also ordered to re-pay $600.

 

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