That's one big deli bill to skip out of paying.

A federal judge is hotter than a newly brewed pot of coffee over the failure of Peter Coker Sr. and his son, Peter Coker Jr ., to pay millions of dollars in restitution for their leading roles in the notorious $100 million New Jersey deli stock fraud .

The Coker convicts owe a total of $5.56 million to victims of their scam, which involved illegally inflating the stock prices of two publicly traded companies to make them attractive candidates for mergers.

The scheme led to one of the companies, then-known as Hometown International , having a market capitalization of more than $100 million despite owning only one small, money-losing delicatessen in the hardscrabble south Jersey town of Paulsboro.

Shares of the other company, th

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