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December 31, 2014

Sac Federal Jury Convicts Man Of Pimping Charges

On December 23, after an 11-day trial before Judge Nunley, a federal jury found a Sacramento man guilty of five counts of sex trafficking involving young women and minors who purportedly worked as prostitutes for him.  U.S. v. Love, No. 2:13-CR-306-TLN.  Sacramento Bee, 12/24/14.

I heard the defendant represented himself at trial. 

Posted by at 04:17 PM in Sacramento Jury Trials, Sex Offenses |

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