article_snippet: Kozlowski was jailed in 2005 for taking unauthorized bonuses, conspiracy and other charges. 
article_snippet: Kozlowski was also ordered to pay $167 million in restitution and fines.
article_snippet: Former chief executive of Tyco International Dennis Kozlowski and second wife Karen leave New York State Supreme Court in June 2005 soon after Kozlowski was found guilty of stealing $150 million .
article_snippet: Last month, Kozlowski completed Kozlowski parole after spending three years on work-release.
article_snippet: Kozlowski spent almost seven years behind bars for Kozlowski white-collar crimes although Kozlowski faced up to 25 years.
article_snippet: During Kozlowski time in jail, Kozlowski was separated from other prisoners due to Kozlowski 'high-profile' status.
article_snippet: Although Kozlowski knows that Kozlowski did wrong, Kozlowski admitted to The New York Times in a recent interview that Kozlowski feels plenty more on Wall Street did not pay the price.
article_snippet: Kozlowski's fall from grace - known as 'deal-a-day' Dennis, Kozlowski turned Massachusetts-based Tyco from a small firm into a $150billion force  - was a gripping case of schadenfreude for the tabloids because of the gaudy life of excess Kozlowski had led.
article_snippet: Mr Kozlowski's also got a job as part of Mr Kozlowski's parole requirement.
highlights_snippet: Kozlowski was jailed in 2005 for taking unauthorized bonuses, conspiracy and other charges .
  
highlights_snippet: Kozlowski spent seven years in jail and is no longer on parole .