New York defense attorney Robert Simels must begin his 14-year prison sentence today following a 2nd Circuit panel's denial Thursday of his motion for bail pending appeal. Simels was convicted of 11 felonies in August related to his role in a plot to threaten and bribe witnesses in a drug case.
January 08, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Defense attorney Robert Simels must begin his 14-year prison sentence today following a federal appeals panel’s denial Thursday of his motion for bail pending appeal.
Simels was convicted of 11 felonies in August related to his role in a plot to threaten and bribe witnesses in a drug case.
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