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September 13, 2006
Another update on the Olis resentencing
As detailed in press reports here and here, the two-day resentencing hearing for former Dyegy executive Jamie Olis concluded today with Judge Sim Lake indicating that he hopes to announce a new sentence before the end of next week.
A few related Olis posts:
- Olis resentencing update
- Olis resentencing (finally) to go forward
- Cooperating Dynegy executives get relatively light sentences
- Will it be a happy new year for Jamie Olis?
- Government arguing for 15+ years for Jamie Olis
- Attorneys for Jamie Olis urging a 5-year cap for resentencing
UPDATE: This Houston Chronicle story now provides more details about the full Olis resentencing hearing. It notes an interesting point raised by the defense: "[Defense attorney] Gerger said the prosecutors were trying to discourage defendants from going to trial, not from committing crimes, with extremely long sentences. 'What the prosecution is asking for goes way beyond what's needed to deter crime,' Gerger said. 'They want to deter trials.'"
September 13, 2006 at 09:59 PM | Permalink
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