Eastern District Judge Frederic Block's decision to keep a tax offender out of prison because he believed the government couldn't afford the cost of incarceration during its 2013 shutdown was reversed by a Second Circuit panel on Wednesday.
July 10, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A judge’s decision to keep a tax offender out of prison because he believed the government couldn’t afford the cost of incarceration during its 2013 shutdown was reversed by a federal appeals court on Wednesday.
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