The prosecutions of attorney Robert Simels and his former associate Arienne Irving, both of whom were convicted in August of conspiring to threaten witnesses, came to very different conclusions on Friday. Eastern District Judge John Gleeson sentenced Mr. Simels to 14 years in federal prison and a $225,000 fine. As for Ms. Irving, 3 1/2 hours before the sentencing, the judge granted her Rule 29 motion, throwing out the jury's verdict and dismissing her case.
December 07, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The prosecutions of attorney Robert Simels and his former associate Arienne Irving, both of whom were convicted in August of conspiring to threaten witnesses, came to very different conclusions on Friday.
Eastern District Judge John Gleeson sentenced Mr. Simels to 14 years in federal prison and a $225,000 fine.
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