A lot of math has to happen before a judge arrives at the two most important numbers in any sentence for a financial crime: how much time the defendant must serve, and how much money they must repay.

Charlie Javice is going to prison for the better part of a decade. On Monday, a Manhattan federal judge sentenced Javice to seven years in prison for using wildly exaggerated data to fool JPMorgan ...

Charlie Javice wants to delay her September 29 sentencing for defrauding JPMorgan Chase. Javice, who lives in the Miami area, says she cannot fly to Manhattan but hasn't explained just why. The judge ...

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