A former Florida judge whose esteemed legal career ended amid accusations about his relationship with a stripper was sentenced Friday to serve one year of probation for bank fraud. Thomas E. Stringer pleaded guilty in August to using false information on a mortgage application. The former 2nd District Court of Appeal judge resigned in February, months after a stripper appeared on television and detailed how Stringer helped her hide her income from creditors. The Florida Supreme Court disbarred Stringer last month.
November 16, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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A former Florida judge whose esteemed legal career ended amid accusations about his relationship with a stripper was sentenced Friday to serve one year of probation for bank fraud.
Thomas E. Stringer, 65, lamented his damaged reputation and the pain he has caused to his family and others.
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