#criminal-sentencing

#criminal-sentencing

A US court sentenced a former developer at power management biz Eaton to four years in prison after he installed malware on the company's servers. Davis Lu, 55, spent a dozen years at Eaton and rose to become a senior developer of emerging technology, before the company demoted him after restructuring. Lu unwisely responded to that setback by installing a "kill switch" that would activate if the company revoked his network access.

Sean Kingston was sentenced to 42 months in prison for participating in a federal wire-fraud scheme involving multiple businesses, including a jewelry store and car dealership. His mother, Janice Turner, received a five-year sentence for her involvement.

Prosecutors detailed how Truong Nguyen, 50, evaded deportation and accountability for other alleged crimes for the better part of two decades, in part by using the stolen identity.

Navarro's defense attorney argued that he built the crash pad to foster productivity, claiming he was dedicated to his role at Caltrain, which gave him respect among coworkers.

Judge Martin Picton described Kieron Goodwin as 'a highly manipulative, deviant misogynist and selfish narcissist,' emphasizing the evil nature of his crimes.

Jacinto Correa Cruz, a 56-year-old man, received a five-year prison sentence for operating a large illegal cannabis grow that harmed federal lands.

Aglibot was sentenced to 30 years in prison for domestic violence against Jane Doe 1, involving severe physical assault and ongoing witness intimidation.