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‘Woman of the year’ convicted of fraud may dodge jail time
A San Mateo County nonprofit executive convicted of laundering more than $700,000 through the now defunct mental health nonprofit StarVista may avoid jail after a judge recommended her for an alternative sentencing program. The post ‘Woman of the year’ convicted of fraud may dodge jail time appeared first on Redwood City Pulse .
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A San Mateo County nonprofit executive convicted of laundering more than $700,000 through the now defunct mental health nonprofit StarVista may avoid jail after a judge recommended her for an alternative sentencing program. The post ‘Woman of the year’ convicted of fraud may dodge jail time appeared first on Redwood City Pulse .
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According to Redwood City Pulse’s source item, ‘Woman of the year’ convicted of fraud may dodge jail time, A San Mateo County nonprofit executive convicted of laundering more than $700,000 through the now defunct mental health nonprofit StarVista may avoid jail after a judge recommended her for an alternative sentencing program. The post ‘Woman of the year’ convicted of fraud may dodge jail time appeared first on Redwood City Pulse .
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