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Hopefully he's learned a good lesson. Time will tell.
It will be interesting as a white collar felon, how he will fare in the job market when he finishes up his sentence. His particular stigma is rather unique and there are unlike many other felons likely a divided employment community waiting for him. More..
great use of taxpayers money. he ought to reimburse the state