Misconduct in public office (14 counts) including hiring staffers to work on Burke's campaign for attorney general on state time, asking lobbyists for donations in exchange for support on a bill and falsifying expense vouchers.
Fraudulently concealing public records (two counts) by altering calendar entries in his state computer.
Withholding and altering subpoenaed documents (one count each). Each is a felony carrying a possible penalty of five years in prison, except for fraudulently concealing public records, which carries a possible penalty of 10 years.
OthersTanya Bjork (aide to Burke)
Soliciting campaign contributions on state property and fraudulently manipulating data. Both are misdemeanors punishable by up to, respectively, six months and nine months in jail. Raghu Devaguptapu(aide to Burke)
Soliciting campaign contributions on state property (five counts), punishable by fines of up to $500 for each offense.