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Tarrant County man convicted of offering fake legal services to jail inmates — Photo: Fox 4 Dallas

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Tarrant County man convicted of offering fake legal services to jail inmates

A Tarrant County man was convicted of impersonating a lawyer while offering fraudulent legal services to jail inmates and sentenced to 10 years in prison.

By Carter Freemon·3 hr ago

A Tarrant County man who falsely represented himself as a lawyer to jail inmates will spend the next decade in prison.

What we know: 60-year-old Ramond Davis Jr. pleaded guilty to impersonating a lawyer, the Tarrant County District Attorney's Office announced.

Davis Jr. offered legal services to inmates at the Tarrant County Jail, falsely claiming to be a lawyer.

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