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Second Circuit Reverses as an Abuse of Discretion Short and Probationary Sentences for Convicted CFO and General Counsel


by Michael G. Considine View Biography
Andrew P. Gaillard View Biography
Day Pitney LLP View Firm Credentials
Stamford Office

Patrick Hamilton View Biography
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Boston Office

Helen Harris View Biography
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Dennis T. Kearney View Biography
John J. O'Reilly View Biography
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Jeffrey Plotkin View Biography
Edgardo Ramos View Biography
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Stanley A. Twardy View Biography
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Stamford Office

July 23, 2008

Previously published on Spring 2008

On March 17, 2008, in United States v. Cutler, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals overturned the sentences imposed on two business executives -- a CFO and a general counsel -- who were convicted by a jury of involvement in a $100 million fraud scheme.


 

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