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  John Lambert, one of the co-founders behind Students for Trump, has been sentenced to more than a year behind bars for masquerading as a lawyer. According to the New York Daily News, the 25-year-old was handed a 13-month prison sentence after posing as a lawyer named Eric Pope, who is based in Manhattan. Lambert reportedly lied about graduating from New York University Law School and the University of Pennsylvania, where he claimed to have received a degree in finance, as well as having more than a decade of experience working in law. ADVERTISEMENT Over the course of several years, he als...

Students for Trump founder John Lambert sentenced to 13 months for posing as lawyer Stephen Rex Brown, New York Daily News © Alec Tabak/for New York Daily News John Lambert, the co-founder of Students for Trump, is seen arriving at the Thurgood Marshall Courthouse on August 6, 2019 in New York. He was a Student For Trump, but definitely not a lawyer. A judge slammed the founder of Students for Trump as a “cold-blooded fraudster” before sentencing him to 13 months in prison for posing as a lawyer. John Lambert, 25, pretended to be Eric Pope of the Manhattan-based firm Po...

Judge sentences co-founder of 'Students for Trump' to prison LARRY NEUMEISTER, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail NEW YORK (AP) — A co-founder of “Students for Trump” during the 2016 presidential campaign was sentenced to 13 months in prison Tuesday for posing as a lawyer to cheat people he found on the internet out of thousands of dollars. U.S. District Judge Valerie E. Caproni in Manhattan rejected defense efforts to portray John Tyler Lambert as a naive victim of a co-conspirator whose “youthful exuberance" made him think he could create a fake persona to learn the law and help...

Rainbow Six Siege Doc charity bundle raises over $170k for AbleGamers In November last year, Rainbow Six Siege developer Ubisoft launched an initiative called the Sixth Guardian Program for the FPS game’s Operation Neon Dawn. This kicked off a series of seasonal operator gear bundles with 100% of net proceeds going directly to selected charities – and it seems they’ve been a roaring success. The first chosen charity, The AbleGamers Charity, has announced its own bundle has raised a whopping $170k. Well, $171,183 to be precise, which is a pretty huge final total. AbleGamers, which i...