Former montreal mayor Michael Applebaum won’t appeal corruption conviction
MONTREAL — The lawyer for former Montreal mayor Michael Applebaum says there will be no appeal of his client’s conviction on corruption-related charges.
Pierre Teasdale confirmed the decision Monday but did not give any reasons.
The prosecution has called for a two-year prison sentence for Applebaum followed by two years’ probation after he was found guilty in January on eight charges.
Teasdale has countered with a recommendation of either a suspended sentence or a mixed sentence that could include probation, community work and non-consecutive jail time.