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September 30, 2014

Crisp & Cole Defendant Sentenced to Three Years

Julie Dianne Farmer, the only defendant to go to trial in the Crisp & Cole mortgage fraud case, was sentenced Monday to three years in prison — 14 less than prosecutors had sought in what a federal judge called an emotional “nightmare” of a case.

Bakersfield Californian, 9/29/14.  [Disclosure: I'm involved in the defense.]

Posted by at 02:18 PM in Crisp & Cole Mortgage Fraud case, Fresno Federal Jury Trials, Judge O'Neill, Lawrence J., Mortgage Fraud, Sentencings |

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