UNITED STATES, — Fayetteville investment banker John Nock has been sentenced to 20 years and 10 months in prison after being convicted in an $18 million fraud and money laundering scheme.
Nock learned his fate Thursday in federal court after an initial sentencing hearing in February was postponed. Federal prosecutors had asked that Nock, 55, be sentenced to between 27 years and nearly 33 years in prison.
Nock asked for a sentence below the guideline range because he is less likely to re-offend because of his age and lack of a prior criminal record.
To read more on Nock's sentencing, our content partner Arkansas Business has the full article here.
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