Ex-Massachusetts senator convicted of fraud shouldn't get a lesser sentence just because he's the 'breadwinner' for his family: Feds


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2025-02-05 16:36:40">February 5, 2025 at 4:36 PM EST</time>

Ex-Massachusetts senator convicted of fraud shouldn’t get a lesser sentence just because he’s the ‘breadwinner’ for his family: Feds{ai:summary}<p>Federal prosecutors argue that a former Massachusetts senator convicted of fraud should not receive a reduced sentence based on his role as the primary financial provider for his family. They emphasize that the severity of his crimes warrants a full sentence without leniency for personal circumstances. </p><p>#crime</p>

Ex-Massachusetts senator shouldn’t get a lesser sentence just because he’s the ‘breadwinner’ for his family: Feds

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