'Jersey Shore' star Micheal "The Situation" Sorrentino sentenced to 8 months in prison for tax fraud

Along with him, his brother Marc Sorrentino was also sentenced to two years in prison with a year of supervised release for the same tax fraud.
PUBLISHED OCT 5, 2018

Jersey Shore's Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino has been sentenced to eight months in prison and two years of supervised release on Friday after he pleaded guilty to tax fraud earlier this year in January. 

Apart from this, he must also complete a total of 500 hours of community service and was even given $123,913 in restitution, which he has already paid; he was also charged with a fine of an extra $10,000, which has to be paid within a span of 30 days. 



 

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