Former Mandeville Mayor must pay fine

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Written by: Rhonda Grzych - email

Former Mandeville Mayor Eddie Price

Baton Rouge, La. -- The state ethics board refuses to waive a maximum fine against former Mandeville Mayor Eddie Price.

Price's attorney says he asked the board to waive the $2,500 fine because of Price's financial situation. Friday, the board announced it denied the request.

The board issued the fine because Price filed a 2008 personal financial disclosure form more than a year and half late.

His attorney says they're considering an appeal.

Price is currently serving a prison sentence for corruption and income tax evasion.

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