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The U.K. Supreme Court ruled Thursday it is not disproportionate to make a charity boss convicted of fraud repay approximately £97,000 ($117,000) he obtained dishonestly, opting for a "middle way" between an all-or-nothing approach to confiscation in résumé fraud cases.
Jon Andrewes, from Totnes, was jailed in 2017 after he lied about qualifications to get senior jobs.
Former builder Jon Andrewes (pictured), 69, who faked his CV to land a series of top NHS jobs has finally been forced to pay the full price for his 'staggering lies'.
The U.K. Supreme Court has granted permission for prosecutors to challenge an appellate decision quashing a confiscation order against a charity boss convicted of fraud, in a case that will weigh the point at which it becomes disproportionate to force a defendant to pay up.