Justice Department seeks prison time for woman who stole Ashley Biden's diary
The Justice Department is seeking 4 to 10 months of prison time for the woman who stole Ashley Biden's diary. The woman, Aimee Harris, had initially been recommended 6 months of home confinement and 3 years of probation, but her repeated delays in the sentencing process led to the enhanced punishment request.
Key Points
- Prosecutors seeking 4 to 10 months of prison time for Aimee Harris who stole and sold Ashley Biden's diary
- Harris had initially been recommended 6 months of home confinement and 3 years of probation
- Repeated delays in sentencing process led to enhanced punishment request
- Harris found and sold Biden's diary, tax records, private family photos, and cell phone in 2020
- Harris and co-defendant sold the stolen items to Project Veritas for $40,000
Pros
- Seeking accountability for the theft of personal and sensitive information
- Sending a message about the seriousness of such actions
Cons
- Potential impact on the defendant's life and future
- Possible controversy surrounding the handling of the case