>In his own memorandum to the court, requesting that he be sentenced to a year of house arrest, Kail, 49, described himself as a “global power leader, top dev ops influencer and a thought leader.”
So very humble of him.
So very humble of him.
He must be living inside his own reality distortion field.
> Kail faces a maximum sentence of twenty years in prison and a fine of $250,000, or twice his gross gain or twice the gross loss to Netflix, whichever is greater, for each count of a wire or mail fraud conviction, and ten years in prison and a fine of $250,000 for each count of a money laundering conviction.
As well as
> Kail was indicted May 1, 2018, of nineteen counts of wire fraud, three counts of mail fraud, and seven counts of money laundering
> The jury returned a verdict of guilty on 28 of the 29 counts.
At max sentencing that would be over 400 years of prison for just the fraud. I have no idea how you go from that to asking for 1 year of house arrest
That's why he says it. He knows nothing else.
Even in TV episodes of Law & Order, the furthest defense attorneys go is to ask to serve house arrest before trial because their client is "a pillar of the community" aka very wealthy.