United States v. Bernard L. Madoff

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United States v. Bernard L. Madoff is the landmark federal criminal case in which financier Bernard Madoff was prosecuted and sentenced for orchestrating one of the largest Ponzi schemes in history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States criminal prosecution
federal criminal case
white-collar crime case
appeal no direct appeal of conviction
approximateLosses tens of billions of US dollars
bailStatus remanded into custody at plea
caseType criminal
category United States securities case law
United States white-collar crime case law
charge false statements
investment adviser fraud
mail fraud
making false filings with the SEC
money laundering
perjury
securities fraud
theft from an employee benefit plan
wire fraud
country United States of America
court United States District Court for the Southern District of New York NERFINISHED
courtLocation New York City NERFINISHED
defendant Bernard L. Madoff NERFINISHED
impact led to reforms in SEC oversight and investment regulation
investigatingAgency Federal Bureau of Investigation NERFINISHED
Securities and Exchange Commission NERFINISHED
judge Denny Chin NERFINISHED
jurisdiction United States federal courts NERFINISHED
languageOfRecord English
legalSubject Ponzi scheme
financial fraud
securities regulation
legalSystem common law
mediaCoverage extensive national and international media attention
notableFor prosecution of one of the largest Ponzi schemes in history
numberOfCounts 11
plea guilty
pleaDate 2009-03-12
prosecutingAuthority United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York NERFINISHED
prosecutor United States of America NERFINISHED
relatedTo Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC NERFINISHED
result conviction by guilty plea
sentence 150 years imprisonment
sentencingDate 2009-06-29
timePeriod 2008–2009
triggerEvent revelation of Madoff's Ponzi scheme in December 2008
victimType charitable organizations
individual investors
institutional investors

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