One week before former JEA CEO Aaron Zahn goes before a federal judge to learn his sentence for conspiracy and wire fraud, federal prosecutors are arguing that punishment should be one of “multi-year incarceration.”
Former JEA CEO Aaron Zahn leaves federal courthouse after pleading not guilty on charges of conspiracy and wire fraud–
According to the sentencing memo, that amount of intended loss drives the sentencing guidelines to 87 to 108 months or roughly seven to nine years in prison. Prosecutors spent a portion of the memo referencing other court cases where intended loss was treated as the amount of loss, for sentencing purposes.
Prosecutors said they will make additional arguments at the July 30 sentencing hearing and request a specific sentence at that time.
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