Applying a formula devised by the U.S. Supreme Court that "seems akin to piloting a small craft to safe harbor in a Nor'easter," Eastern District Judge Eric Vitaliano has set restitution at $2,000 for a victim of child pornography, rejecting her $152,500 restitution demand.
November 14, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Applying a formula devised by the U.S. Supreme Court that “seems akin to piloting a small craft to safe harbor in a Nor’easter,” a federal judge in Brooklyn has set restitution at $2,000 for a victim of child pornography.
Eastern District Judge Eric Vitaliano (See Profile), in U.S. v. Robert DiLeo, 12 CR 260, rejected the $152,500 restitution demand of “Vicky,” a pseudonym for the victim.
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