Snipes could face hefty jail sentence
US federal prosecutors say actor Wesley Snipes should serve the maximum penalty for failing to file a tax return
US federal prosecutors say actor Wesley Snipes should serve the maximum penalty for failing to file a tax return
Federal prosecutors want actor Wesley Snipes to serve the maximum possible
sentence for failing to file a tax return.
In court documents filed last Monday, they say Snipes’ case ‘cries out’ for a
maximum jail term, which is up to three years, according to
Associated
Press.
The star’s lawyer said he had not reviewed the documents and would respond
with his own pre-sentencing memorandum.
Snipes, who is set to be sentenced on April 24, was convicted in February of
failing to file a tax return. He was acquitted of the more serious charges of
tax fraud and conspiracy.
Further reading:
Jury acquits Snipes of tax fraud charge
Snipes’ lawyer admits his letters were ‘kooky’
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