Todd Chrisley and Julie Chrisley‘s lawyer Jay Surgent is attempting to cut back their jail sentences much more after they have been already decreased this week. The Chrisley Is aware of Finest stars have been serving time behind bars for tax fraud and had greater than a 12 months every knocked off their preliminary sentences. “They have been in a position to get a while off for each of them,” Jay informed Folks on Friday.
“There’s going to be the adoption of the Federal Sentencing Tips, modifications, modifications, suggestions for discount of sentences for nonviolent offenders,” he continued. “So [I] don’t know at this cut-off date, however they need to be getting two factors a chunk for that. In order that’ll additional cut back their sentences.”
Jay additional confirmed that he’s additionally engaged on the husband and spouse’s appeals. “There’s hope,” he stated. “There’s at all times hope, however I really feel as if they’ve a powerful attraction.”
Jay’s assertion comes simply in the future after Todd’s scheduled launch date of January 2035 was modified to January 22, 2033. Julie’s launch date was additionally modified to October 19, 2028, which is over a 12 months sooner than her preliminary scheduled launch date. Again in Nov. 2022, Todd was first sentenced to 12 years at Florida’s Federal Jail Camp Pensacola, and Julie was sentenced to seven years at Kentucky’s FMC Lexington.
The lovebirds, who share three kids collectively, together with son Chase, 27, daughter Savannah, 26, and son Grayson, 17, have each denied any guilt within the tax fraud case and studies of an attraction have been making headlines since earlier this 12 months. Shortly earlier than they began their sentences, a supply informed us they have been “crushed” for being denied bond.
“Todd and Julie are crushed after they have been denied bond, however they haven’t given up all hope,” the insider informed HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY. “Their last-ditch effort to keep away from beginning their jail sentences subsequent week failed and they don’t even know find out how to put together themselves for this. They’re each scared of being incarcerated.”
