Daily updates on the federal embezzlement trial of former labor leader John J. Dougherty.

The jury convicted John Dougherty on embezzlement charges after roughly 14 hours of deliberations, delivering his second federal felony conviction in as many years.

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The verdict follows a monthlong trial in which the ex-union chief and others were accused of embezzling more than $600,000 from Local 98 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.

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Former Local 98 president Brian Burrows was also convicted of all but three counts.

A third trial still looms for Dougherty, formerly a one-man center of gravity in politics and organized labor in the region. And he and others from Local 98 will be sentenced in the coming months.

Here’s how the jury decided each count of the indictment.

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