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I'm not a lawyer, but I think it has something to do with the type of crime you're being sentenced for. Maybe the courts can't impose a life sentence for financial crimes as opposed to imposing a life sentence for murder, so they have to sentence years. Just a guess.
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"You two guys should be sentenced to life in front of a firing squad"-- Henry Blake (MASH)
Last edited by drc; 06-30-2009 at 09:18 PM. |
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When you go to the federal pen, you serve the time you receive, unlike state pens where you can parole out after serving a certain portion of your sentence, anywhere from 1/6th to 3/4 of your time, depending on which state you are in. So Bernie is SOL and will die in prison unless he is pardoned by a future president (and no I won't open that Pandora's box)
![]() As far as the 2.5 mil Mrs. Bernie is keeping, I thought I read where that money could not be tied in any way to the Ponzi scheme and that was why she got to keep it, at least temporarily. |
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