Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 25 No. 42
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October 29, 2021

Ex-Sandian “Shamelessly” Shirked Responsibility in Fraud Case, Imperiling Sentencing Leniency, Government Says

By Dan Leone

A former Sandia National Laboratories employee’s maneuvering for a lighter prison sentence has the government wondering whether the ex-Sandian should receive any sentencing leniency at all, according to a Friday court filing. Joshua Cordova has acted “shamelessly”…

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