Ted Roberts, a Texas lawyer convicted on theft charges for extracting money from men who allegedly had sexual liaisons with his wife, will seek a new trial, says his attorney Michael McCrum. Last week, Judge Sid Harle in San Antonio sentenced Roberts to five years for each of the three charges on which a jury convicted him in March. McCrum says Roberts will argue in his motion for a new trial that the charges prosecutors proved did not match the offenses they alleged in the indictment.
June 11, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Ted Roberts, a San Antonio lawyer convicted on theft charges for extracting money from men who allegedly had sexual liaisons with his wife, will seek a new trial, says his attorney Michael McCrum.
On June 4, Judge Sid Harle of San Antonio’s 226th District Court sentenced Roberts of Ted H. Roberts P.C. to five years for each of the three charges on which a jury convicted him in March. The sentences will run concurrently.
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