Frank Stronach will not face jail time for indecent assault conviction, judge says
Prosecutors seek a six-month sentence and sex-offender registration as the judge says the 94-year-old businessman will not be jailed.
- Frank Stronach, 94, was sentenced in Toronto for a 1977 indecent-assault conviction, one of the historical offences for which he was prosecuted.
- Prosecutors had sought six months in jail, citing the circumstances of the offence and its reported lasting impact on the complainant, while Stronach’s defence argued for a lesser sentence.
- Stronach will not serve jail time, with the court imposing a sentence that does not require him to be incarcerated.
- The sentencing follows a mistrial on a separate sexual-assault conviction, which prosecutors are appealing, while Stronach is also scheduled to face a jury trial next year involving allegations from six complainants.
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Frank Stronach will not get jail sentence, judge rules
Canadian auto parts magnate Frank Stronach will not spend time behind bars after being found guilty of indecent assault in an encounter that took place nearly 50 years ago, an Ontario judge said Thursday.
"I will not order detention for a man who is 94 - the judge informed in the trial against Magna founder Stronach. The final verdict in the trial for sexual assaults is to be dropped in December.
Judge Molloy will "do not order detention for a man who is 94. A sentence is expected in December.
Frank Stronach will not be detained. Judge Anne Molloy, at a hearing in front of the Ontario Superior Court on Thursday, ruled that the 94-year-old, who is charged with several charges of sexual assault, must spend time in prison. A verdict against the Austro-Canadian Magna founder is now expected in December.
An Ontario judge ruled out prison sentences for billionaire businessman Frank Stronach.
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