Sentencing - Samuel Braslau

This is an e-mail from an anonymous source with
status updates on defendants. There was a
sentencing document with regard to Samuel Braslau
attached which I will provide to anyone who requests it.

hello 

perhaps you noticed, attorney sam braslau was sentenced this week

to 85 months in the criminal case, the govt wanted 120 months but

lack of prior record helped to reduce the term. chortkoff sentencing is

delayed until sept due to "health reasons" -- I heard 3rd hand he was

recently in hospital. see attached, he is also on hook for payback of the

$1.6MM - with his prior rap sheet, chortkoff will prob get close to 10 years (?)

civil case will prob now proceed now that braslau was sentenced in the criminal case.

I

Current Status of Samuel Braslau

As of April 27, 2015, SAMUEL BRASLAU is in custody. 

Defendant SAMUEL BRASLAU was sentenced by the Court. The Court ordered the defendant to the following: 

     Incarceration of 7 year(s) 3 month(s) 
     Followed by Supervised Release of 2 year(s) 
     Special Assessment of $1,700.00. 

Please be aware it often takes one to two months after sentencing before a federal prison is designated. You may also visit the Bureau of Prisons website at www.bop.gov to obtain information about the defendant's custody status. Please also be aware that certain inmates may be offered special programs once they are in the custody of the Bureau of Prisons. This may result in serving less time than the 85% of their sentence normally served in federal prison. At the end of the defendant SAMUEL BRASLAU’s incarceration period, he shall be placed on Supervised Release for a period of 2 years. Supervised Release means that after defendant is released from federal prison, he must regularly report to the U.S. Probation Office and will be subject to various terms and conditions imposed by the Court, which are listed on a Judgment and Commitment Order 

Notice of Appeal Filed: 
An appeal has been filed in the case involving defendant(s) SAMUEL BRASLAU. The process may take some time before a final decision is reached. An appeal is a legal proceeding by which a case is brought before a higher court for review of the decision made by the lower court.