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Lori Loughlin: Why Going To Trial Could Make Her Sentence Worse If She’s Found Guilty – Lawyer Explains
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hollywoodlife.comWhile most of the world is consumed with news of the Coronavirus, Lori Loughlin might be preoccupied with thoughts of her impending ongoing national college admissions case.
On March 13 another parent in the infamous scandal, David Sidoo, pleaded guilty to paying $200,000 to facilitate his two sons’ admission to college and was scheduled for sentencing on July 15, 2020.
As part of the plea, Sidoo has agreed to a sentence that includes 90 days in prison and a $250,000 fine. HollywoodLife spoke EXCLUSIVELY with Edward Molari, Massachusetts criminal defense attorney, who explained if the Fuller House actress, 55, doesn’t follow suit and also plead guilty, she would not be in a position to make “any demands” when it comes down to her sentence
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