Original sentence: As part of this effort, Rossini conducted searches of government computers for information related to the Pellicano case and passed the results to Fiorentino, who said she was researching a screenplay based on the case, but who according to prosecutors gave them to Pellicano's lawyers.Rossini pleaded guilty to illegally accessing FBI computers during the prosecution of Los Angeles private investigator Anthony Pellicano
Edited sentence: As part of his plea agreement, Rossini received a year's probation, was required to pay a $5,000 fine, and agreed to resign from the FBI.As part of this effort, Rossini conducted searches of government computers for information related to the Pellicano case.He gave the search results to Fiorentino, who claimed to be considering writing a screenplay on the Pellicano case.In 2008, he began serving an additional sentence for other crimes including racketeering and wiretapping; he is scheduled for release in 2019.In fact, she hoped to provide Pellicano's lawyers proof that prosecutors had withheld evidence from them.Pellicano served 30 months in federal prison for illegal possession of explosives, firearms, and homemade grenades.Rossini, a 17-year veteran of the agency, pleaded guilty to illegally accessing FBI computers during the prosecution of Los Angeles private investigator Anthony Pellicano.The Assistant United States Attorney prosecuting the case against Rossini indicated that Fiorentino did pass Rossini's search results on to Pellicano's lawyers