Former Ohio House Speaker Appeals 20-Year Prison Term For $60M Corruption Scheme

Larry Householder was sentenced to 20 years in prison for racketeering related to a bribery scheme.
Prosecutors sought 16-20 years while Householder's lawyers asked for 12-18 months.
The scheme involved $60 million from FirstEnergy Corp to secure power and pass a nuclear plant bailout.
Householder has appealed the sentence and remains in county jail since being sentenced on June 29.
Lobbyist Matt Borges was also convicted for his role in the corruption scheme and may appeal.