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Noel Arrigo
Noel Arrigo
Chief Justice of Malta
	In office; 2002–2002
Prime Minister	Eddie Fenech Adami
Preceded by	Joseph Said Pullicino
Succeeded by	Vincent A. De Gaetano
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Nationality	Malta

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Noel Arrigo was Chief Justice of Malta in 2002. He was jailed for two years for accepting a bribe and released in 2011 after serving 22 months.^[1]^[2]^[3]

References

^ "Court: Trial Of former Chief Justice Noel Arrigo - 'I did not want the money' - The Malta Independent". www.independent.com.mt.
^ "Noel Arrigo found guilty on all charges". Times of Malta.
^ "Noel Arrigo walks free after 22 months". Times of Malta.

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[1] "Court: Trial Of former Chief Justice Noel Arrigo - 'I did not want the money' - The Malta Independent". www.independent.com.mt.

[2] "Noel Arrigo found guilty on all charges". Times of Malta.

[3] "Noel Arrigo walks free after 22 months". Times of Malta.

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+* [[Patrick Vella]]
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