The sentence for Mark Alan Black handed down Tuesday fell short of the 30 years prosecutors said was warranted. But it exceeded the 15-year sentence his attorney argued was appropriate.
April 30, 2024 at 04:45 PM
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A federal federal judge on Tuesday sentenced a former special counsel at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. to 20 years in prison for his role to persuade prepubescent children to livestream themselves engaging in sexually explicit conduct.
Mark Alan Black was special counsel in the Office of General Counsel and head of a 450-person legal unit. Black joined the FDIC in 2013 and prior to that was an attorney for 12 years at Steptoe & Johnson.
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