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Texas Lawyer Jose Luis Betancourt could have had a good time spending about $2.7 million he won from the Texas lottery. But instead, the U.S. government gets to keep the winnings it seized from the convicted drug trafficker, and Betancourt will serve a 292-month sentence in federal prison on a drug trafficking conviction. U.S. Attorney Chuck Rosenberg says he's pleased the 5th Circuit found prosecutors properly used forfeiture statutes. "Mr. Betancourt's luck ran out, and appropriately so."
August 22, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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