PITTSBURGH (AP) - The Latest on the bankruptcy fraud sentencing of former “Dance Moms” reality star Abby Lee Miller (all times local):
5:50 p.m.
A Pennsylvania bankruptcy fraud sentencing hearing of former “Dance Moms” reality star Abby Lee Miller is scheduled to resume Tuesday.
Defense attorneys have been trying to chip away at about $775,000 in income federal prosecutors in Pittsburgh say she tried to hide from a bankruptcy judge.
Prosecutors want the 51-year-old Miller to spend 2 1/2 years in prison. Her attorneys are hoping she’ll get probation.
Miller’s attorneys questioned an FBI agent about his calculations of Miller’s statements before calling her bankruptcy attorney to explain her case.
The judge already has filed tentative findings essentially agreeing with the defense that Miller deserves probation because no creditors lost money once the bankruptcy fraud was discovered.
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2:15 p.m.
Defense attorneys for former “Dance Moms” reality star Abby Lee Miller are trying to chip away at about $775,000 in income that federal prosecutors in Pittsburgh say she tried to hide from a bankruptcy judge.
The amount is important because it will drive the sentence 51-year-old Miller receives for her bankruptcy fraud plea last year. Prosecutors want her to spend 2½ years in prison, while her attorneys are hoping she’ll get probation.
The hearing is being held Monday.
Miller’s attorneys questioned an FBI agent about his calculations of Miller’s alleged misstatements before calling her bankruptcy attorney to explain her case.
The judge already has filed tentative findings essentially agreeing with the defense that Miller deserves probation because no creditors lost money once the bankruptcy fraud was discovered.
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