Thomas F. Kirwin, United States Attorney for the Northern District of Florida, announced the sentence of Christopher Jacquette to 22 months’ imprisonment for aggravated identity theft, unauthorized access of a protected computer, and conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
On Dec. 2, 2008, Jacquette entered a guilty plea to the indictment alleging that he had conspired with fellow Florida A&M University students, Lawrence Secrease and Marcus Barrington, to hack into the FAMU system to change grades and residency status.
More information will be available in tomorrow’s paper.