United States of America v. Clonet Junior Charmant

Tallahassee, Florida criminal defense lawyer represented the Defendant charged with attempt and conspiracy to commit fail fraud and bank fraud.



harmant was sentenced to 26 months of imprisonment and 3 years of supervised release for his involvement in a fraud conspiracy. When Charmant began his supervised release term in October 2023, he had to comply with certain conditions, including: (1) ab- staining from controlled substances, (2) submitting to periodic drug tests, (3) participating in ubstance abuse treatment, (4) working to obtain full-time employment, (5) receiving permission before leaving the Northern District of Florida, and (6) notifying his probation officer within 72 hours of any arrest or questioning by police.



In June of the following year, the district court revoked Charmant's supervised release after he admitted to four charged

violations, and Charmant was sentenced to one day of imprison- ment and three years less one day of supervised release. The district court reimposed the same relevant supervised release conditions with the additional requirement that Charmant "perform ten . . . hours of community service per week, when unemployed, not to exceed a total of two hundred . . . hours.”

The Defendant was sentenced to two months in BOP as to each count, terms to run concurrently with each other and term imposed on Count One; three years supervised release as to each count, terms to run concurrently with each other and term imposed on Count One; $500 SMA ($100 each count) ; $2838.97 restitution; defendant to self-surrender by 12 noon on 5/11/2022