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Nouveau texte de la page, après la modification (new_wikitext) | <br>By Luc Cohen<br> <br>NEW YORK, June 2 (Reuters) - Michael Avenatti, the brash California lawyer who once took on then-President Donald Trump, is scheduled to be sentenced on Thursday for defrauding his best-known former client, the porn actress Stormy Daniels.<br> <br>A federal jury in Manhattan convicted Avenatti in February of wire fraud and aggravated identity after a two week trial, agreeing that he embezzled nearly $300,000 in book proceeds intended for Daniels.<br> <br>Prosecutors recommended that Avenatti, 51, receive a prison term that was "substantial" but shorter than the approximately five or [https://doctorvideos.net/ https://doctorvideos.net/] six years -- including a mandatory two-year term for identity theft -- recommended under federal guidelines.<br><br>nL2N2XJ18V]<br> <br>They said any term should be on top of his 2-1/2-year sentence from his 2020 conviction for trying to extort millions of dollars from Nike Inc.<br> <br>Avenatti, who represented himself, proposed a three-year sentence in the Daniels case, with one year running concurrent with his Nike sentence.<br> <br>U.S.<br>District Judge Jesse Furman is expected to decide Avenatti's sentence at 10 a.m. EDT (1400 GMT).<br> <br>Avenatti became a household name thanks to cable television appearances while representing Daniels in lawsuits against Trump.<br> <br>Daniels, whose given name is Stephanie Clifford, received $130,000 from Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen, in exchange for remaining quiet before the 2016 presidential election about sexual encounters she says she had with Trump, which he has denied.<br> <br>Avenatti freed Daniels from her nondisclosure agreement with Trump.<br> <br>But his career unraveled in 2019 when he was criminally charged in New York in the Nike case, and in California with stealing millions of dollars from five other clients.<br><br>The California case is ongoing following a mistrial last August.<br> <br>Daniels testified that Avenatti "betrayed" her by diverting money to an account he controlled without telling her.<br> <br>During cross-examination, Avenatti tried to undermine Daniels' credibility by focusing on her interest in paranormal activity.<br>Daniels, who is producing the TV project "Spooky Babes," said she could speak with the dead. (Reporting by Luc Cohen in New York; editing by Jonathan Oatis)<br> |
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+<br>By Luc Cohen<br> <br>NEW YORK, June 2 (Reuters) - Michael Avenatti, the brash California lawyer who once took on then-President Donald Trump, is scheduled to be sentenced on Thursday for defrauding his best-known former client, the porn actress Stormy Daniels.<br> <br>A federal jury in Manhattan convicted Avenatti in February of wire fraud and aggravated identity after a two week trial, agreeing that he embezzled nearly $300,000 in book proceeds intended for Daniels.<br> <br>Prosecutors recommended that Avenatti, 51, receive a prison term that was "substantial" but shorter than the approximately five or [https://doctorvideos.net/ https://doctorvideos.net/] six years -- including a mandatory two-year term for identity theft -- recommended under federal guidelines.<br><br>nL2N2XJ18V]<br> <br>They said any term should be on top of his 2-1/2-year sentence from his 2020 conviction for trying to extort millions of dollars from Nike Inc.<br> <br>Avenatti, who represented himself, proposed a three-year sentence in the Daniels case, with one year running concurrent with his Nike sentence.<br> <br>U.S.<br>District Judge Jesse Furman is expected to decide Avenatti's sentence at 10 a.m. EDT (1400 GMT).<br> <br>Avenatti became a household name thanks to cable television appearances while representing Daniels in lawsuits against Trump.<br> <br>Daniels, whose given name is Stephanie Clifford, received $130,000 from Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen, in exchange for remaining quiet before the 2016 presidential election about sexual encounters she says she had with Trump, which he has denied.<br> <br>Avenatti freed Daniels from her nondisclosure agreement with Trump.<br> <br>But his career unraveled in 2019 when he was criminally charged in New York in the Nike case, and in California with stealing millions of dollars from five other clients.<br><br>The California case is ongoing following a mistrial last August.<br> <br>Daniels testified that Avenatti "betrayed" her by diverting money to an account he controlled without telling her.<br> <br>During cross-examination, Avenatti tried to undermine Daniels' credibility by focusing on her interest in paranormal activity.<br>Daniels, who is producing the TV project "Spooky Babes," said she could speak with the dead. (Reporting by Luc Cohen in New York; editing by Jonathan Oatis)<br>
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Lignes ajoutées lors de la modification (added_lines) | <br>By Luc Cohen<br> <br>NEW YORK, June 2 (Reuters) - Michael Avenatti, the brash California lawyer who once took on then-President Donald Trump, is scheduled to be sentenced on Thursday for defrauding his best-known former client, the porn actress Stormy Daniels.<br> <br>A federal jury in Manhattan convicted Avenatti in February of wire fraud and aggravated identity after a two week trial, agreeing that he embezzled nearly $300,000 in book proceeds intended for Daniels.<br> <br>Prosecutors recommended that Avenatti, 51, receive a prison term that was "substantial" but shorter than the approximately five or [https://doctorvideos.net/ https://doctorvideos.net/] six years -- including a mandatory two-year term for identity theft -- recommended under federal guidelines.<br><br>nL2N2XJ18V]<br> <br>They said any term should be on top of his 2-1/2-year sentence from his 2020 conviction for trying to extort millions of dollars from Nike Inc.<br> <br>Avenatti, who represented himself, proposed a three-year sentence in the Daniels case, with one year running concurrent with his Nike sentence.<br> <br>U.S.<br>District Judge Jesse Furman is expected to decide Avenatti's sentence at 10 a.m. EDT (1400 GMT).<br> <br>Avenatti became a household name thanks to cable television appearances while representing Daniels in lawsuits against Trump.<br> <br>Daniels, whose given name is Stephanie Clifford, received $130,000 from Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen, in exchange for remaining quiet before the 2016 presidential election about sexual encounters she says she had with Trump, which he has denied.<br> <br>Avenatti freed Daniels from her nondisclosure agreement with Trump.<br> <br>But his career unraveled in 2019 when he was criminally charged in New York in the Nike case, and in California with stealing millions of dollars from five other clients.<br><br>The California case is ongoing following a mistrial last August.<br> <br>Daniels testified that Avenatti "betrayed" her by diverting money to an account he controlled without telling her.<br> <br>During cross-examination, Avenatti tried to undermine Daniels' credibility by focusing on her interest in paranormal activity.<br>Daniels, who is producing the TV project "Spooky Babes," said she could speak with the dead. (Reporting by Luc Cohen in New York; editing by Jonathan Oatis)<br>
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