United Public Workers leader Gary Rodrigues, one of Hawai'i's most powerful and influential labor leaders, was found guilty in federal court yesterday of 101 criminal charges that described how he enriched himself by taking kickbacks and steering phony union consulting contracts to his daughter. The jury of seven women and five men deliberated a little less than 12 hours beginning Monday afternoon before finding Rodrigues and his daughter, Robin Rodrigues Sabatini, guilty of all charges. The two were allowed to remain free, but they must return to court today to listen to arguments about how much, if anything, they must...