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The New York Post reports that Raj Rajaratnam has scored himself a prime jail cell and his own “manservant” of sorts as he serves his 11-year sentence in the Federal Medical Center Devens in Ayer, Massachusetts. via With Manservant and Special Cell, Rajaratnam ‘Reigning Like a King’ in Prison – Compliance Week
Insider Traders Outside U.S. Safe From American Prisons
Foreign insider traders usually face very little chance of going to prison in the U.S.
Report: Bernie Madoff Talks of Stashed $9 Billion
Fellow inmates say Madoff fears rank DiPascali may disclose recipients of the $9 billion.
Newsy Video: In Prison, Ponzi Schemer Bernie Madoff Seen as Hero
Analysis of Bernard Madoff’s new life in prison.
CNBC Video: “Bernie Madoff, Free at Last”
New York Magazine’s Steve Fishman on Madoff’s smooth adjustment to life in prison.
SEC Defendant Jailed Until He Surrenders Submarine (And More)
SEC defendant sent to jail until he surrenders submarine and much more.
Madoff Viewed as the “Godfather” by Some in Prison
Madoff viewed as “godfather” and “don” by some at Butner prison.
“Where’s William?” (Part II)
Lerach moved to halfway house, and scheduled to be released altogether on March 8, 2010.
Stanford Gets Wish, Transferred to New Jail After Fight
Stanford’s lawyer characterizes the move as a “wise economic decision” by the court.
Fifth Circuit Ruling Keeps Stanford in Prison Pending Trial
On Monday, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Allen Stanford will remain in jail until his trial. The appellate court found that Senior U.S. District Judge David Hittner did not abuse his discretion when he refused to let Stanford go free on bail. As previously discussed here, on June 30, 2009, Judge Hittner […]