Todd and Julie Chrisley Sentencing Upheld Due to Alleged Witness Deception

Todd Chrisley and Julie Chrisley will have to wait a little longer to find out their legal fate.

Stars of the USA Network Convicted of numerous financial fraud charges in Junea sentencing was scheduled for October 6.

However, that date has now been postponed, according to official documents obtained by People Magazine.

“The government will not contest this request,” reads the piece, which also lists the pair’s former accountant Peter Tarantino as a defendant.

“For good cause, the court grants this motion.”

Earlier this summer, a federal jury found Todd and Julie guilty of conspiracy to commit bank fraud, conspiracy to defraud the United States, and tax evasion. Julie was also convicted of wire fraud.

As you can imagine, Chrisleys showed no remorse and denied all accusations against them.

Meanwhile, court documents filed last month in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Atlanta, Georgia, showed the reality stars had filed a joint motion for a new trial through their attorneys.

The allegation states, “The government presents false testimony from IRS Revenue Officer Betty Carter who lied about the years in which she knew the Chrisleys owed or did not owe taxes. It was not corrected,” he said.

It also says:

“This testimony falsely portrayed Chrisleys as being false and likely to commit other forms of fraud, and had the effect of avoiding payment of the taxes alleged in the indictment.”

The same document also accused the court of accepting evidence that violated Todd and Julie’s Fourth Amendment rights. ”

The two face up to 30 years in prison for their crimes.

During the three-week trial, Assistant U.S. Attorney Annalize Peters accused Todd and Julie of submitting false documents to the bank that exaggerated their wealth, borrowed more than $30 million, and “burned” their wealthy lifestyles. claimed.

They have also been accused of hiding money from the IRS.

“They make up paperwork and lie to get what they want whenever they want,” Peters told jurors.

Chrisleys claimed in his defense that it was founded by a former employee named Mark Braddock.

Todd previously said, “I prayed to God to remove the hatred from my heart because I know what this man has done.

“Just because we don’t know what’s going on in his life doesn’t mean God isn’t dealing with it…

“Lord, if enemies come against me and what they send against me, I ask you to return to the sender.”

The duo also admitted on a podcast in July that the situation had taken a toll on their family.

but those people closer than ever and determined to move on.

“As a family, we are still united and steadfast in our respective positions and faiths. We will not abandon our faiths,” said Todd.

“Now listen. Are we disappointed? Are we hurt? Yes, but we know God has a purpose for everything.”