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Sentencing Suleman today, Judge John Nield said he had taken advantage of "commercially naive" investors so that he could live a lifestyle beyond his legitimate income.
Judge Nield sentenced Suleman to seven years and four months behind bars, ordering him to serve at least five and half years.
With time already served, Suleman will be eligible for parole in 2011.
Suleman had previously served a 12-month jail term for four unrelated fraud offences, after he made false statements to obtain loans to buy two Ferraris and a luxury yacht.
Sentencing Suleman today, Judge John Nield said he had taken advantage of "commercially naive" investors so that he could live a lifestyle beyond his legitimate income.
Judge Nield sentenced Suleman to seven years and four months behind bars, ordering him to serve at least five and half years.
With time already served, Suleman will be eligible for parole in 2011.
Suleman had previously served a 12-month jail term for four unrelated fraud offences, after he made false statements to obtain loans to buy two Ferraris and a luxury yacht.