When accounting goes unaccounted for
Auditors facing over 100 years in prison should take note:
Madoff auditor David Friehling to get 2 yrs supervised release which includes 12 months home detention. So no prison time
— Matthew Goldstein (@MattGoldstein26) May 28, 2015
Friehling given credit for cooperation which included days of testimony at long criminal trial last year. DOJ called him a model cooperator
— Matthew Goldstein (@MattGoldstein26) May 28, 2015
Hanlon’s razor states “never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.” Meaning […]
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Buffalo. City Mission. Tuesdays. For a year. Unless you’re really hard up for some nourishment, we would avoid with extreme prejudice. This will make the Denny’s freebies look like a mess hall at Fort Bragg.
Joseph J. Jacobbi, 57, operator of Casa-Di-Pizza, a popular Elmwood Avenue restaurant, was spared a jail term on his massive sales tax fraud case, but the judge Monday ordered him to deliver 12 sheet pizzas to the City Mission once a week on Tuesdays for the next 52 weeks, beginning [yesterday].
After Jacobbi turned over a check for $25,000 — part of the $104,295.31 court officials said he withheld from the state between March 2004 and the end of May 2008 — the judge ordered the weekly pizza deliveries as a form of community service.
“I will leave the choice of toppings up to you,” he told the nonplussed restaurant owner.
Not that we don’t appreciate the judge’s creative sentence but shouldn’t the people at the mission get to choose the toppings?
Oh, wait…
Tax cheat sentenced to serve … pizzas [Buffalo News via TaxProf]