sentencing hearing according to "the boston globe." joining us here on the set, msnbc legal analyst, danny cevallos. what do you make of the sentencing here 13 months? >> this is one of the lowest level defendants. in fact, the person who provided the most evidence against him was singer, the center piece of this main case, the main bad guy. part two, as you alluded to, the defendant in this case did not personally profit from the money. he took the money and essentially gave it to stanford. he's a first-time offender. none of the students actually attended stanford. so there's a decent argument that the crime never went through. >> that doesn't matter. >> under the definition that doesn't matter at all. exactly. he's part of the overall agreement, so he is going to be sentenced. and the real battle today is does he get a straight probation sentence or closer to the 13 months that the government is
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