Thomas Goldstein, a former attorney known for his work with the Supreme Court, has been sentenced after being convicted of eight felonies related to fraud. The details surrounding his case highlight a dual life he led as a poker player, which has been described as driven by greed.
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Former Supreme Court Litigator Sentenced for Fraud Convictions
Thomas Goldstein, a former Supreme Court litigator, has been sentenced following his conviction on eight felony counts for fraud. His case reveals a complex life as both an attorney and a poker player, marked by allegations of greed.
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Ex-Supreme Court litigator gets prison time following double-life as a poker player: ‘Unrelenting greed’
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Former Supreme Court Litigator Sentenced for Fraud Convictions