Former Greenwood, Miss., attorney and judge Bobby Fisher's cooperation with federal authorities has allowed him to remain free more than three years after pleading guilty to a mortgage scam. Fisher says he continues to help U.S. attorneys on mortgage fraud cases and will be sentenced once those wrap up. In January 2006, Fisher and former real estate agent Jim Pruett pleaded guilty to a scheme of falsifying mortgage application documents. Pruett was sentenced and died in prison in 2007.
August 31, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Former Greenwood, Miss., attorney and judge Bobby Fisher‘s cooperation with federal authorities has allowed him to remain free more than three years after pleading guilty to a mortgage scam.
Fisher says he continues to help U.S. attorneys on mortgage fraud cases and will be sentenced once those wrap up.
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