Three men convicted in the massive kickback and bribery scheme in New York City’s payroll modernization program were each sentenced to 20 years in prison Monday.
Southern District Judge George Daniels (See Profile) handed down the lengthy terms to Mark Mazer, Gerard Denault and Dmitry Aronshtein, convicted of several conspiracies in 2013 for their roles in the CityTime project scandal that netted them nearly $100 million.
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