Some good news for Stuart Wolff, who had been looking at 15 years in prison for his role in the $70 million Homestore fraud. Not that this happened because the dude wasn't guilty. Rather, the sentencing judge had undisclosed ties to the case that should would have otherwise disqualified him. Check out details, including a link to the U.S. v. Wolff ruling via the San Francisco Gate.

-- MDT

Labels: accounting fraud, Homestore, revenue inflation, Stuart Wolff