Mocking Martha Stewart's claim that home confinement is damaging her business, federal prosecutors urged a judge Friday to make no changes to her sentence for lying about a stock sale. Stewart asked the judge to cut short her five-month house arrest, claiming that serving the rest of her sentence would hamper production of her two upcoming TV series. She also complained in a Web chat that the electronic-monitoring bracelet she must wear during house arrest is unwieldy and chafes her skin.
April 04, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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