A man from Tarrant County has been convicted of a crime related to his interactions with jail inmates. He falsely claimed to be a lawyer, offering services to those in jail. The man's actions have resulted in a significant penalty.
He will be spending the next decade in prison as a result of his conviction. Further details about the case are available from FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth. The source provides more information about the man's conviction and sentencing.
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