Witness in Corruption Trials Should Be Fully Liable for $12 Million Restitution, Corrections Union Says
Jona Rechnitz was initially ordered to pay nearly $12 million restitution in 2019. In the five years since, he has only paid $315,000, according to court papers.
September 03, 2024 at 04:39 PM
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White Collar CrimeA star cooperating witness in a series of high-profile New York public corruption trials should be on the hook for more than $11.6 million in restitution, federal prosecutors and a victim entity urged the judge in charge of re-sentencing.
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