ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Reality Star Julie Chrisley will be resentenced Wednesday after her sentence for bank fraud and tax evasion was vacated by an appeals court earlier this year.

A federal judge has reached a verdict in Julie Chrisley’s resentencing hearing. On Sept. 25, a judge declined to reduce the reality star’s prison sentence in her fraud and tax evasion case. In ...

Former reality television personality Julie Chrisley was resentenced on Wednesday to seven years in prison, on bank fraud and tax evasion charges. Chrisley, known for USA Network's reality ...

Former reality television star Julie Chrisley was resentenced Wednesday to seven years in prison after being found guilty of bank fraud and tax evasion.

Former reality television star Julie Chrisley was resentenced Wednesday to seven years in prison after being found guilty of bank fraud and tax evasion.

Trump will pardon reality TV stars Todd and Julie Chrisley who were sentenced to prison for tax evasion and bank fraud.

The fight to get Julie Chrisley out of prison continues as her attorney filed a reply in Federal Appeals Court on Friday, demanding that her sentence be vacated once again and saying she should be ...

Julie Chrisley’s 7-year sentence is upheld 3 months after a panel of judges ordered she be resentenced. She was found guilty of tax evasion.

Julie Chrisley was just resentenced. Inside the judge’s verdict A court of appeals recently requested that the reality star be resentenced, citing "insufficient evidence" in her original trial.

Savannah Chrisley claims that the federal judge who resentenced her mother to 84 months in prison, did so in retaliation over Savannah being so outspoken about her parents’ case.

ATLANTA — Savannah Chrisley claims that the federal judge who resentenced her mother to 84 months in prison, did so in retaliation over Savannah being so outspoken about her parents’ case ...

Todd Chrisley ‘concerned about Julie’s health and welfare’ after she was resentenced to 84-months Prosecutors said they too missed the change, and neither side objected to the sentence ...