Kelly Mathis, who was convicted of leading a $300 million gambling ring that used a veterans charity as a front, was sentenced to six years in prison.
February 12, 2014 at 01:00 PM
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An attorney convicted of leading a $300 million gambling ring that used a veterans charity as a front was sentenced Wednesday to six years in prison.
Kelly Mathis of Jacksonville learned his sentence after a Florida judge listened to character witnesses describe the lawyer as a man of integrity who loved his family. Mathis’ attorneys argued that he should be spared prison given he only provided legal advice to Allied Veterans of America.
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