C. Ray Nagin trial:GUILTY 20/21 counts.

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Frank Fradella: Former chief executive of disaster management firm Home Solutions of America. Paid Nagin $50,000 and gave him truckloads of granite in exchange for city work, including contracts for major repairs at Louis Armstrong International Airport and sidwalks in the French quarter, as well as recovery work at public schools, prosecutors say. After Nagin left office, he also paid Nagin $112,500 in nine monthly installments for what he says was consulting work, according to prosecutors. He pleaded guilty to conspiring to bribe Nagin in June of 2013, and is awaiting sentencing.

Charlie Crawford: A Home Solutions of America employee.

Michael McGrath: Former mortgage bank chief serving a 14-year prison term for selling fraudulent credit loans. McGrath helped Fradella deliver a $50,000 payment to Nagin in 2008.

Rodney Williams: Owner of Three Fold Consultants, paid Nagin more than $72,000 in exchange for several city contracts, prosecutors say. After Williams paid Nagin $60,000, Nagin transferred 4.5 percent interest in his family granite business, Stone Age LLC, to a shell company Williams had set up to disguise the transaction. Williams pleaded guilty to bribery in 2012.

Tarek Elnaggar: Founder of Three Fold Consultants

Bassam Mekari: Founder of Three Fold Consultants

Mark St. Pierre: A technology vendor whose company, Imagine Software, received no-bid contracts from Nagin's then-Chief Technology Officer Greg Meffert, according to prosecutors. In exchange, St. Pierre paid Meffert $860,000 in kickbacks, and bankrolled vacations for the Nagin family to Hawaii, Chicago and Las Vegas.

Dwaine Hodges: Former employee of Mark St. Pierre's. Pleaded guilty in 2011 to conspiring to bribe then-Chief Technology Officer Anthony Jones, who has been prosecuted for corruption.

T. George Solomon: Owner of the defunct Grand Palace Theater in eastern New Orleans. In Nagin's indictment Solomon, who has not been charged with a crime, was referred to as "Businessman A." Prosecutors allege that Solomon bankrolled a lavish vacation to New York for Nagin on a private jet, worth roughly $23,000. In exchange for Nagin provided Solomon with a tax penalty waiver on an overdue bill.

Ashton Ryan Jr.: President, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board of First NBC Bank. Ryan is a business partner of Solomon's.

Alden McDonald Jr. - President, Chief Executive Officer, director, and a founder of Liberty Bank. McDonald is a business partner of Solomon's.

David A. White: Restaurateur, businessman and Nagin's campaign treasurer. White also served on Nagin's mayoral transition team. White was also Nagin's pick for Aviation Board.

Sarah Price: Home Depot project manager for the Central City store. In 2007, Price sent an email to City Hall aide and Home Depot attorney alerting them that Nagin had called CEO Frank Blake "stating he would help us with the community groups causing us problems."

Cane Womack: former Home Depot regional manager

Kent Knutson: a lobbyist for Home Depot

Larry Laseter: former vice president of Home Depot. In 2007, Leseter left Home Depot to become an executive at Home Solutions of America.

Dan Packer: Former CEO of Entergy New Orleans. Served for eight years as chairman of the Aviation Board before being elected chairman of the Port of New Orleans.

Rod West: Entergy New Orleans executive vice president and chief administrative officer

Julie Sardie: Former vice president of national government affairs for MWH Americas, an engineering firm that did recovery work after Hurricane Katrina.

Daniel Davillier: Attorney, chairman of New Orleans Black Regional Chamber of Commerce

Government:

Greg Meffert: Former chief technology officer who accepted roughly $860,000 from St. Pierre in exchange for issuing no-bid contracts to St. Pierre's firms. He pleaded guilty to his role in the bribery scheme in 2010.

Anthony Jones: Greg Meffert's predecessor. Pleaded guilty to accepting $22,000 in bribes from St. Pierre. He was sentenced to two years probation in 2013.

Penya Moses-Fields: Former city attorney

Kenya Smith: Former head of intergovernmental affairs

Robert Mendoza: Former public works director. Mayor Mitch Landrieu suspended him in 2011 for his questionable oversight of the city's traffic camera program.

Brenda Hatfield: Former chief administrative officer

Donna Addkison: Former economic development director

Don Hutchinson: Served as economic development director before Addkison

Arlinda Westrbook: Former deputy city attorney, former head of the NOPD Public Integrity Bureau

Other:

Lee Zurik: WVUE Fox 8 anchor and investigative reporter who first revealed that portions of Nagin's official calendar were redacted.

*Note: This list is incomplete, and we will update it as the trial goes on. This list includes people who were subpoenaed, which means only that they could be called to take the stand. Some are prosecution witnesses who will testify against Nagin, while others could be favorable to him.