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Nouveau texte de la page, après la modification (new_wikitext) | Former attorney Michael Avenatti arrives at a federal court in Manhattan for his criminal trial in January 2022<br> <br>Disgraced US celebrity lawyer Michael Avenatti was sentenced to four years in prison Thursday for stealing $300,000 from porn actress Stormy Daniels, [https://doctorvideos.net/ https://doctorvideos.net/] who was due the money for writing a book about her alleged tryst with Donald Trump.<br> <br>Avenatti, who represented Daniels in her lawsuit against the former president, was convicted of wire fraud and aggravated identity theft following a trial in Manhattan in February.<br> <br>The 51-year-old former California attorney had already been found guilty in February 2020 of trying to extort millions of dollars from sports apparel giant Nike.<br> <br>Avenatti is currently serving a 30-month sentence for the Nike extortion.<br> <br>In the Daniels case, New York judge Jesse Furman ruled that 30 months of the sentence should be served consecutively after the Nike sentence, with the remaining 18 months running concurrently.<br> <br>Avenatti's current predicament is a far cry from the dizzying heights of February 2018 to March 2019 when he was the lawyer for Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford.<br> <br>He became a household name during her legal battles with Trump over hush money she received for an alleged affair with the then-real estate developer in 2006.<br> <br>Reveling in his role as an outspoken critic of the president and darling of America's left, Avenatti appeared frequently on camera and on social media, raising suspicions that he harbored a run for the White House.<br> <br>But while representing Daniels, Avenatti was also defrauding her.<br> <br>He tricked literary agents into sending $300,000 of an $800,000 advance she received for a book called "Full Disclosure" into a bank account that he controlled, without her knowledge.<br> <br>Avenatti then spent the money on personal and professional expenses including plane tickets, restaurant meals and the lease of a Ferrari, prosecutors said.<br> <br>He later paid back about half the money, or $150,000.<br><br>Avenatti, representing himself during the trial, unsuccessfully argued that he was owed the payments.<br> |
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+Former attorney Michael Avenatti arrives at a federal court in Manhattan for his criminal trial in January 2022<br> <br>Disgraced US celebrity lawyer Michael Avenatti was sentenced to four years in prison Thursday for stealing $300,000 from porn actress Stormy Daniels, [https://doctorvideos.net/ https://doctorvideos.net/] who was due the money for writing a book about her alleged tryst with Donald Trump.<br> <br>Avenatti, who represented Daniels in her lawsuit against the former president, was convicted of wire fraud and aggravated identity theft following a trial in Manhattan in February.<br> <br>The 51-year-old former California attorney had already been found guilty in February 2020 of trying to extort millions of dollars from sports apparel giant Nike.<br> <br>Avenatti is currently serving a 30-month sentence for the Nike extortion.<br> <br>In the Daniels case, New York judge Jesse Furman ruled that 30 months of the sentence should be served consecutively after the Nike sentence, with the remaining 18 months running concurrently.<br> <br>Avenatti's current predicament is a far cry from the dizzying heights of February 2018 to March 2019 when he was the lawyer for Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford.<br> <br>He became a household name during her legal battles with Trump over hush money she received for an alleged affair with the then-real estate developer in 2006.<br> <br>Reveling in his role as an outspoken critic of the president and darling of America's left, Avenatti appeared frequently on camera and on social media, raising suspicions that he harbored a run for the White House.<br> <br>But while representing Daniels, Avenatti was also defrauding her.<br> <br>He tricked literary agents into sending $300,000 of an $800,000 advance she received for a book called "Full Disclosure" into a bank account that he controlled, without her knowledge.<br> <br>Avenatti then spent the money on personal and professional expenses including plane tickets, restaurant meals and the lease of a Ferrari, prosecutors said.<br> <br>He later paid back about half the money, or $150,000.<br><br>Avenatti, representing himself during the trial, unsuccessfully argued that he was owed the payments.<br>
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Lignes ajoutées lors de la modification (added_lines) | Former attorney Michael Avenatti arrives at a federal court in Manhattan for his criminal trial in January 2022<br> <br>Disgraced US celebrity lawyer Michael Avenatti was sentenced to four years in prison Thursday for stealing $300,000 from porn actress Stormy Daniels, [https://doctorvideos.net/ https://doctorvideos.net/] who was due the money for writing a book about her alleged tryst with Donald Trump.<br> <br>Avenatti, who represented Daniels in her lawsuit against the former president, was convicted of wire fraud and aggravated identity theft following a trial in Manhattan in February.<br> <br>The 51-year-old former California attorney had already been found guilty in February 2020 of trying to extort millions of dollars from sports apparel giant Nike.<br> <br>Avenatti is currently serving a 30-month sentence for the Nike extortion.<br> <br>In the Daniels case, New York judge Jesse Furman ruled that 30 months of the sentence should be served consecutively after the Nike sentence, with the remaining 18 months running concurrently.<br> <br>Avenatti's current predicament is a far cry from the dizzying heights of February 2018 to March 2019 when he was the lawyer for Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford.<br> <br>He became a household name during her legal battles with Trump over hush money she received for an alleged affair with the then-real estate developer in 2006.<br> <br>Reveling in his role as an outspoken critic of the president and darling of America's left, Avenatti appeared frequently on camera and on social media, raising suspicions that he harbored a run for the White House.<br> <br>But while representing Daniels, Avenatti was also defrauding her.<br> <br>He tricked literary agents into sending $300,000 of an $800,000 advance she received for a book called "Full Disclosure" into a bank account that he controlled, without her knowledge.<br> <br>Avenatti then spent the money on personal and professional expenses including plane tickets, restaurant meals and the lease of a Ferrari, prosecutors said.<br> <br>He later paid back about half the money, or $150,000.<br><br>Avenatti, representing himself during the trial, unsuccessfully argued that he was owed the payments.<br>
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