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: Philadelphia Criminal Defense Lawyer BlogBonnie Gets 5 Years; Clyde?s Up Next
By Mark Jakubik
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Jocelyn S. Kirsch, the former Drexel University student who pleaded guilty to engaging in a bold identity-fraud scam, was sentenced this morning to five years in prison.
“This sentence properly punishes the defendant, provides full restitution and protects the public,” said U.S. District Judge Eduardo C. Robreno at the close of a two-hour hearing this morning.
The judge said the crimes were serious.
“There’s no apparent object to these acts other than greed and a desire to fuel a lavish lifestyle,” said Robreno. “A message must be sent out from this sentence that credit card fraud will not pay.”
Robreno also ordered Kirsch, 23, to receive mental-health treatment in prison and to be supervised by probation officials for five years when she is released from prison...continue to full postFull post as published by Philadelphia Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog on October 17, 2008 (boomark / email).
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