An ex-lawyer must serve five years in federal prison for a tax evasion scheme that prosecutors described as "deliberate and devious," according to an order issued Monday by U.S. District Judge S. James Otero.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Ruth C. Pinkel argued in her sentencing papers that James Roy McDaniel deserved "a significant sentence" as "a tax professional, former...
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