Appeal of Julie Chrisley's Bank Fraud and Tax Evasion Sentence
Julie Chrisley's bank fraud and tax evasion sentence was thrown out by federal appeals judges, citing a legal error in how the trial judge calculated her sentencing. Her husband, Todd Chrisley, still has his convictions upheld. The couple were initially found guilty of defrauding community banks and the IRS of over $30 million in loans.
Key Points
- Federal appeals judges threw out Julie Chrisley's bank fraud and tax evasion sentence
- Legal error identified in the calculation of her sentencing
- Convictions upheld for Todd Chrisley in the case
- Couple found guilty of conspiring to defraud banks and the IRS of over $30 million
Pros
- Legal victory for Julie Chrisley as her sentence is thrown out
- Potential for a reduced or altered sentence after a legal error is identified
Cons
- Convictions still upheld for Todd Chrisley
- Initial guilty verdict of conspiring to defraud banks and the IRS