$100M New Jersey deli fraudster James Patten sentenced to 21 months in prison
James Patten has been sentenced to 21 months in prison for his role in a $100 million New Jersey deli stock fraud scheme.
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The brief
James Patten, a man from North Carolina, received a 21-month prison sentence for his involvement in a deli stock fraud scheme based in New Jersey. The fraud involved an estimated $100 million.
Coverage from CNBC, Bloomberg, Crain's New York Business, Law360, and The Times of India emphasizes the scale of the financial scam and the specific duration of Patten's sentence. Reports focus on the sentencing of Patten; coverage does not specify further legal actions or other individuals involved in the scheme.
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Quick answers
How long is James Patten's prison sentence?
He has been sentenced to 21 months in prison.
What was the estimated value of the fraud scheme?
The fraud scheme was valued at $100 million.
Where did the fraud take place?
The deli stock fraud occurred in New Jersey.
Coverage (6)
- Man Behind $100M Deli Scheme Gets 21-Month Prison Term Briefs Finance · 5h ago
- James Patten sentenced to 21 months in prison over $100 million New Jersey deli stock fraud The Times of India · 5h ago
- Man tied to $100M NJ deli scam gets 21 months’ prison Crain's New York Business · 5h ago
- NC Man Gets Prison For Role In $100M Deli Fraud Scheme Law360 · 5h ago
- Man Tied to $100 Million NJ Deli Scam Gets 21 Months’ Prison Bloomberg.com · 5h ago
- $100M New Jersey deli fraudster James Patten sentenced to 21 months in prison CNBC · 5h ago
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