As a convicted white-collar criminal, former Milberg Weiss name partner William Lerach was supposed to serve his sentence at a minimum-security prison camp. However, earlier this summer, Lerach was placed in administrative segregation - locked down for 23 hours a day - after he allegedly offered a corrections officer the use of his San Diego Chargers season tickets, reports The Recorder.
September 09, 2008 at 05:11 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
As a convicted white-collar criminal, former Milberg Weiss name partner William Lerach was supposed to serve his sentence at a minimum-security prison camp.
However, earlier this summer, Lerach was placed in administrative segregation – locked down for 23 hours a day – after he allegedly offered a corrections officer the use of his San Diego Chargers season tickets, reports The Recorder.
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