silverbear
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Doomsday101;1565179 said:If the dog don't sit you must acquit.
You left out an "h" there...
I'll leave you to figure out where...
Doomsday101;1565179 said:If the dog don't sit you must acquit.
CrazyCowboy;1565373 said:I feel sorry for Vick.......
his mother was really nice to talk with.
LaTunaNostra;1565394 said:I'm waiting for Vick to pull a Steinbrenner and fire him.
Three times.
arglebargle;1565658 said:Don't know about number 9 there: The Chinese government executed the last head of that department.....
Bob Sacamano;1565792 said::laugh2: you spread herpes and flick off your fans, not to mention suck at being a QB
give me a break
jackrussell;1565804 said:
03EBZ06;1565999 said:Plea hearing for co-defendant of Vick set for Monday
Updated: July 27, 2007, 9:06 PM ET
RICHMOND, Va. -- One of Michael Vick's co-defendants doesn't want to wait for trial.
Instead, a plea agreement hearing has been scheduled for Tony Taylor at 9 a.m. Monday in the federal dogfighting conspiracy case.
Taylor's hearing was added to U.S. District Judge Henry E. Hudson's docket Friday, a day after he and the other three defendants pleaded not guilty before the same judge. Vick and the others still are scheduled for trial Nov. 26.
Prosecutors claim Taylor, 34, found the Surry County property purchased by Vick and used it as the site of "Bad Newz Kennels," a dogfighting enterprise. The Hampton man also allegedly helped purchase pit bulls and killed at least two dogs that fared poorly in test fights.
Taylor's lawyer, Stephen Ashton Hudgins of Newport News, did not immediately return a phone message, and federal prosecutors have declined to talk about the case.
An 18-page indictment issued July 17 charged the four men with conspiracy to travel in interstate commerce in aid of unlawful activities, and conspiring to sponsor a dog in an animal fighting venture. The maximum punishment is five years in prison and fines of up to $250,000.
According to the indictment, the dogfighting ring executed underperforming dogs by drowning, hanging and other brutal means. It alleges that the fights offered purses as high as $26,000.
The gruesome details outlined in the indictment have fueled protests and public outrage against Vick, the star quarterback of the Atlanta Falcons. NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has banned Vick from the Falcons' training camp while the league investigates.
Charged along with Vick and Taylor are Purnell A. Peace, 35, of Virginia Beach, and Quanis L. Phillips, 28, of Atlanta.
All four remain free without bond. When U.S. Magistrate Dennis Dohnal set the conditions for their release Thursday, he commended Taylor for admitting to using illegal drugs despite never being convicted of a drug offense. He ordered periodic drug testing for Taylor.
Peace and Phillips each have drug convictions and were ordered to submit to testing, as well as an electronic monitoring program. Taylor was spared the electronic monitoring.
Neither drug testing nor monitoring were ordered for Vick.
Copyright 2007 by The Associated Press
adbutcher;1566036 said:Have I missed something? Is the trial over already? Presumption of innocence I guess is a thing of the past.
It's sexy, it sells, the media love it and some with some deep seated resentment love it as well.
I get it, the federal prosecutor says he is guilty so it must be so. Let's just skip the trial and string him up;
Thank goodness most of you are not jury eligible; he could really be in trouble. Also, if proven innocent I hope you all are equally zealous in his defense.
you should be a shamed of yourselves but hey it is not your glass house on display, lol.
silverbear;1566202 said:I would, but I've found it's really tough to get a rattlesnake into a box...
jackrussell;1566273 said:What domean?