Federal prosecutors have asked a judge for a 10-year prison term for a Rhode Island lawyer who led a $46 million investment fraud that preyed on terminally ill people.
December 09, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Federal prosecutors have asked a judge for a 10-year prison term for a Rhode Island lawyer who led a $46 million investment fraud that preyed on terminally ill people.
Ten years is the maximum allowed under a plea agreement signed by Joseph Caramadre, who pleaded guilty to wire fraud and conspiracy.
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