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Doctor pleads guilty to misdemeanor; court dismisses other charges

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Liberty
Friday, December 4, 2009: 9:55 pm
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Hummm.... what does this reminded me of .....humm....Disorderly Conduct..darker skin man.....police warning to calm down and stop screaming...Hummm .....white police..... dark proffesional with status.....hum......placed under arrest.....disorderly conduct....

I wonder if our president would think our officeirs "acted stupidly" ?
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..............hey yo Michelle.....where that beer be babe ?

Liberty
Friday, December 4, 2009: 9:55 pm
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Hummm.... what does this reminded me of .....humm....Disorderly Conduct..darker skin man.....police warning to calm down and stop screaming...Hummm .....white police..... dark proffesional with status.....hum......placed under arrest.....disorderly conduct....

I wonder if our president would think our officers "acted stupidly" ?
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..............hey yo Michelle.....where that beer be babe ?

concerned
Saturday, December 5, 2009: 7:33 am
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sounds to me the judge is the one not doing his job properly not the cops just because he is a doc does not mean he can be free to do what he choses and not be held accountable he is no saint just becouse he has that title whats to stop him from going one step further next time knowing his money can buy him a slap on the wrist

nobodyimportant
Saturday, December 5, 2009: 9:43 am
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I know absolutely nothing about this case other than what is reported here, but the account as written is not at all unusual. If you have been in courtrooms at all, you will observe that in most cases there are multiple charges filed. During the pre-sentence phases of the proceedings, the defense attorney, the prosecutor, and the judge explore middle ground for a plea agreement. Usually, such an agreement involves dropping the charges other than the one to which the defendant agrees to plead guilty.

This plea agreement process saves the taxpayers much money and an over-worked judicial system much time. There is no reason to believe this defendant was treated any differently than others.

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