Sean Kingston Asks Judge For 2-Year Sentence Of Home Confinement In Wire Fraud Case

Sean Kingston's begging the judge in his federal wire fraud case to serve his prison sentence from the comfort of home. Kingston and his attorney filed docs asking the court to give him 2 to 2.5 years when he's sentenced this Friday, Aug. 15. They acknowledge official guidelines call for a sentence of 5 to 6 years, but they're hoping for a discount due to the fact Sean's never done time before, and has done a bunch of good deeds in his community. Sean's organized toy drives, fed the unhoused and gathered clothing for the needy. They include several photos of him performing the charitable work. As his lawyer put it, "He did not just donate money, he rolled up his sleeves and served countless dinners to those in need. he should be allowed to serve his time in home confinement Kingston's attorney says it will only benefit the victims. He's been out on bond but under house arrest since April, and his attorney says Sean's been working on music in his home studio he says Sean is determined to make money to pay restitution to his victims, some of whom have already been paid back. Sean and his mother, Janice Turner, were convicted of wire fraud back in March. Janice has already been sentenced to 5 years in a federal prison, but her son's hoping the judge gives him a much sweeter deal.