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From behind bars, Madoff spins his story
Crossing rusted train tracks, we drive a couple of miles and arrive at the main intersection of this one-traffic-light town. Butner revolves around the prison. Its centre is just a clutch of convenience stores and a petrol station.
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Saxton's farm faces sale threat
A man convicted of stealing more than $800,000 worth of pounamu could have his $1.8 million farm sold after failing to pay court-ordered reparation.
The Courts and Criminal Matters Act came into force yesterday, allowing application to the High Court to force asset sales to recoup court-imposed reparations and fines.
Anthony Saxton, and son, Morgan Saxton, who has since died, were convicted in 2007 of stealing snowflake pounamu from the Cascade Plateau in South Westland.
The pair were ordered at a 2008 sentencing to pay $300,000 reparations.
Ministry of Justice general manager collections Bryre Patchell said Anthony Saxton had not paid any of the $300,000 owed.
"Court staff have considered seizing property and making compulsory deductions from Saxton's income," he said.
"However, these options were not appropriate so a charging order was placed over his Haast property, meaning it cannot be sold unless the full amount of reparation is paid.
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