Criminal
Sep. 2, 2009
Busted U.S. Budget Means Better Plea Deals for Tax Evaders
Three non-lawyers who created and managed American Law Center, a Sacramento bankruptcy firm, have pleaded guilty to falsifying corporate and personal income tax returns. But because of the government's budget crunch, officials said, they caught a break on their sentences.
Daily Journal Staff Writer SACRAMENTO Three non-lawyers who created and managed American Law Center, a Sacramento bankruptcy firm, have pleaded guilty to falsifying corporate and personal income tax returns. But because of the government's budget crunch, officials said, they caught a break on their sentences. Wayne Majors, 55, his wife, Leah Anderson, 37, and his sister Sandra Villegas, 58, pleaded guilty last Friday to conspi...
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