Friday, Sept. 30, 2011 | 10:04 a.m.
WASHINGTON -- A one-time aide to Nevada's former Republican U.S. Sen. John Ensign could head to trial next year in a Washington criminal case alleging he illegally lobbied Ensign.
Doug Hampton's lawyer told a Washington D.C. judge Friday that he hopes to see the trial begin in May or June.
Public defender A. J. Kramer asked U.S. District Court Judge Beryl Howell for another 90 days to review evidence against Hampton. The next status conference was scheduled for Jan. 13.
Hampton didn't attend the hearing, but spoke briefly to the judge by phone.
Hampton faces charges stemming from lobbying he did on behalf of a Las Vegas airline company and an energy company.
Hampton became a lobbyist after Ensign had an affair with Hampton's wife.
Ensign resigned in May over the scandal.








Disgraced Ensign is a United States Senator - he violated the law, slept with this man's wife and now this guy is being prosecuted?
lol - what a joke!
Why is his picture being show on and not the cheating wife's?
man i feel bad for dougie...
i hope he flips on ensign somehow...
i wonder what snot nosed johnny is doing these days...
still living with mommy and daddy???
one thing is clear...
he ain't running for president...
hee hee hee...
hoo hoo hoo...
haa haa haa...
The rich man's spoiled son goes home to his family
while his victom fights to stay out of jail.
Justice is an expensive commodity in the new America.