William Terrell Hodges

...counts of wilful failure to file a tax return. But on Thursday (24Apr08) in Florida, U.S. District Judge William Terrell Hodges sentenced Snipes to three years imprisonment. Earlier this week (23Apr08), Snipes' famous friends, like...

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...and said he felt it was important to create a general deterrent against tax defiance. "I am very sorry for my mistakes and errors," Snipes told the judge. "This will never happen again." He read a prepared statement, describing himself as...

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...higher court reviews the defense objections to his sentence. Snipes was sentenced to 36 months in federal prison last month by U.S. Senior District Judge William Terrell Hodges. We encourage conversation about our stories and hope you will...

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...erred in several ways, leading up to and after his February conviction. U.S. District Judge William Terrell Hodges last month sentenced Snipes to three years in prison. To be released during the appeal process, he must prove he has a...

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...judge erred in several ways before and after his February conviction. U.S. District Judge William Terrell Hodges last month sentenced Snipes to three years in prison. To be granted freedom during the appeal, the 45-year-old actor must...

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...of defying the tax laws. No fine was imposed. The judge left that to the civil process. Snipes was seated as he heard the judge's sentence. He had a stoic expression and pursed his lips repeatedly. Later, his wife, Nikki Park,...

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...but convicted him of the other misdemeanors. Last week, U.S. District Judge William Terrell Hodges sentenced Snipes to three years in a federal pen-the maximum penalty under the law. Snipes remains free until the federal Bureau of...

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...participated." Before his sentencing, Snipes told the judge that his wealth and celebrity attracted "wolves and jackals like flies are attracted to meat," and he called himself "well-intentioned but miseducated." "I am an idealistic,...

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...his legal team. U.S. District Judge William Terrell Hodges accused Snipes of deliberately delaying the trial during a hearing in Florida on Wednesday - but conceded it was within the public interest to postpone the date. The star of the...

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