A sentencing date has not been set. The total maximum sentence Mizuhara could receive for both crimes would be 33 years imprisonment and fines of $1.25 million, but in exchange for his plea -- outlined in the agreement released Wednesday -- prosecutors would recommend a reduced sentence.
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Edited: May 08, 2024
Mizuhara pleads guilty to felony bank fraud and tax code violations
Mizuhara pleads guilty to felony bank fraud and tax code violations
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Not a lawyer and recognize this isn’t a capital murder case.
But is it just me or is thing going super fast for the court system? Lightning speed?
"to plead" and "pleads" are different tenses. So your post is clear as mud along with misleading. Consider a career with the DOJ. Sloppy lawfare with whitehouse coordination rules like Lenin.
Every Trump trial is melting down in front of the weaponized DOJ's eyes.
Let’s see if he gets a ridiculously light prison sentence.
I totally am still seeing shohei. Dodgers and mlb fingerprints all over this
I still wish he would’ve followed my picks. None of this would have happened.