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Neteller Co-Founder Stephen Lawrence Pleads Guilty To Conspiracy
Law, 2007-06-30, by TwoGun
Stephen Lawrence, one of the two co-founders of Neteller, has plead guilty to a charge of criminal conspiracy. He will face up to a five year prison sentence. The sentencing hearing will be held October 29.
In a Manhattan courtroom, Lawrence admitted he believed the company acted illegally in the past. He has been quoted as saying:
"I came to understand that providing payment services to online gambling Web sites serving customers in the United States was wrong."
The case against Neteller's other co-founder John Lefebvre is still pending. So far, Lefebvre has plead not guilty.
In a Manhattan courtroom, Lawrence admitted he believed the company acted illegally in the past. He has been quoted as saying:
"I came to understand that providing payment services to online gambling Web sites serving customers in the United States was wrong."
The case against Neteller's other co-founder John Lefebvre is still pending. So far, Lefebvre has plead not guilty.
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