ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Former New Mexico lawmaker Sheryl Williams Stapleton, accused of swindling millions out of Albuquerque Public Schools, is now under the supervision of pretrial services. Stapleton has pleaded not guilty to 35 charges, including conspiracy to defraud the Unites States and multiple counts of bribery and money laundering. Rep. Sheryl Williams Stapleton Coverage / Story continues below Warrant outlines evidence to charge Sheryl Williams Stapleton with federal crimes Williams Stapleton resigns from her position in the legislature “OK to pay,” the search warrant of Sheryl Williams Stapleton ‘Lawmakers, not lawbreakers’: Rep. Stapleton’s legislative investigation process NM lawmaker demands more transparency of legislative appropriation expenditures State Rep. Stapleton under investigation for alleged racketeering, money laundering Stapleton was scheduled for a pretrial hearing Tuesday morning in front of Judge David Murphy, but she showed up 30 minutes late for that hearing. Judge Murphy was visibly upset with her tardiness and amended her conditions of release, putting her under the supervision of pretrial services. Stapleton has a federal trial scheduled on September 30. Judge Murphy is hoping for the state trial to being in late December. ...read more read less