yea wtf is this about, learn how to post moron

If you search his name on google you'll find plenty of articles referring to the crime.

Bro you sound incredibly bitter.

His only real options pretrial are a 5k1.1 motion (substantial assistance) in which case the suggested reduced sentence is usually laid out in advance, or plea and pray where you get a slight downward guideline departure for acceptance of responsibility, but that's about it. If he snitched, we'd have heard about it by now.

They don't have many mechanisms to control the application of sentences once they're handed over to the BOP. For example, judges are able to make suggestions on facility placement but the BOP only honors it about half the time. Another example are deficient medical care civil suits where judges have had to actually court-order people out of BOP custody and into private hospitals who had grave medical conditions because you can be gushing blood from every orifice in your body and all the BOP 'nurse' will do is hand you an ibuprofen.

When your ass is handed over to the BOP, your ass belongs to the BOP and much of the work done is by for-profit institutions that earn more by doing less. He's sorely mistaken to think he's only going to do 60 days of a 6 month sentence as a slam-dunk outcome. He might get lucky and get HWH time, he may not.

This.

OP how does it feel knowing you have to look over your shoulder everywhere you go?

It is a very common stipulation...many jurisdictions go even further and restrict releasees from even ENTERING an establishment that derives more than 50% of its gross income from the sale of alcohol.

I have even seen jurisdictions that prohibit the introduction of alcohol into the residence where the individual will be living, which can be a real burden on the non-criminal who owns or leases the residence, be it a friend, spouse or partner of the person on misdemeanor or felony supervision.

Oh, and this comes from ~27 years of dealing with the criminal justice system, either as a State employee or working the other side of the fence in representation of clients seeking release to a supervised status. What I saw of other States typically came through the Interstate Compact cases I was involved with...

If someone obviously broke the rules to get on probation, there is a good chance they still might break some rules while on probation. Also probation terms are different case by case.

It's quite common. I think the theory behind it is that alcohol can cloud your judgement and lead you to make other mistakes.

I would have rather done time than probation but that's just me.

No concept of what jail really is then

For those so interested...BOP shows the expected release date as December 20th.

Definitely a few more than sixty days...

LOL...you think I have no concept of jail because I'd take probation over time? First in this case we would be talking about prison, not jail. Please learn the difference between the two before you tell me I have no concept of one.

Second, yes I have a good concept of what jail is and I would much rather take the time over probation. Now in most cases when you choose time you get way less time than the length of the probation. So if I had the choice of doing 3-6 months (possibly more depending on the charge and length of probation offered) in a federal prison over 2-5 years of probation I would snap take the time.

Maybe you have no concept of what probation really is then. I have experience in both and stick by my original statement that I would accept time over probation.

What crime did they commit?

This. Probation sucks bad, especially if you are person prone to ****ing up and not liking to listen to others. Prison, depending on where it is, is a cakewalk if it is only for a few months. In the old days, probation was a joke, and prison/parole was a lot tougher (in certain ways). Now it is the opposite.

If I were in this spot, I would choose up to 9 months in the joint if the probation length was 2 years or over. I am not going to do multiple calendars in side to avoid 5-7 years of probation, but 9 months is like a hockey season.

probation is like a roach motel. I have known a lot of guys who finished 90% of their probation time, get violated on some ticky tack issue with 2 months to go, and have to do the whole bit inside anyway. Try that on for size.

You can all laugh at fish taco and me if you want. Just remember when Justin gets popped in a gambling raid in LA with 3 weeks left of paper, and the judge makes an example of him by sending him away for the full amount of the probation time, you heard it from us first.

Posting incoherently

I'm still laughing guess it must be late.

Prosecution clearly out for blood.

good one

Of course, you ALSO overlook the fact that damned near every federal sentence, to include this one, include a mandatory supervision component post release. In this case, it is two years post-release supervision of which six months will be home confinement with electronic monitoring.

So what. He got off easy. Poor Illya that he has to sit in his Trump Tower opulent apartment or 6 long months. Feel so bad for him.

Have you mentioned who you are/ why you're so smitten with rage that these guys aren't behind bars for longer? Let it go bro, Jesus.

am i the only one hoping ilya spends his time building up a 5 figure reserve of cigarettes and gets out ASAP? why on earth would the nvg community hate on a guy for bookmaking?

Who is Illya Trincher? Yeah yeah, I know we are supposed to google search these unknown poker players. So I google image searched him and the results returned included a ton of pictures of a poker player that looks around 15 years old and another that looks around 50 years old. They looked like the same person though. Very confused.

In the olden days, the days of yore, he played in a couple of episodes of HSP. Junior that is. Got got.

Illya is 25 or so and that's his dad 50 Vadim. His dad is at Allenwood for 5 years. As for slightofjam..not smitten with rage stupid. Why would I say my name. Do not see any other person doing that. Who cares?

http://www.fbi.gov/newyork/press-rel...an-100-million

http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/...50292887366858


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