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Indian American CEO faces federal charges for bank fraud conspiracy
Kethineni was sentenced to two years in prison, three and a half years of supervised release, $3,295,514.25 in restitution, and a $15,000 fine by Judge Davila.
As a law graduate, Bhavana aspires to specialize in international human rights and intellectual property law. She also expresses great enthusiasm for journalism and delivering accurate news. Her aim to establish an NGO to provide the LGBTQ community necessary and adequate legal aid.