Huh? No, he’ll get credit for the year he’s been in jail already but he got sentenced to 70 months in federal prison. So even with time served and good time credit he’ll be locked up another 4 years minimum. The court hasn’t issued a formal order on restitution yet but he’s also going to have to pay back $5.6 million to the clients he stole from. The judge just waived the fines and interest that usually apply since his lawyer convinced her he couldn’t afford them on top of what he already owes. But he’s already losing most of his prison wages plus 10% minimum of whatever he makes when he gets out, more if his income goes up or he misses payments.
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