Vick's smerk
Reading a lot of stuff on the web about the Vick case, and nearly all of the articles have differnt pictures of him. I don't know if it's just his features, but in about half of them he has a smug smerk on his face.
I don't know anything about his personal life, but one article said he wasn't close to any of the players on the Falcons, and was, at best, an aquantence to them.
What a piece of work.
I don't know anything about his personal life, but one article said he wasn't close to any of the players on the Falcons, and was, at best, an aquantence to them.
What a piece of work.
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...Multi-millionaire punk, always has been, always will be. Everytime Ive seen him he was wearing the same smug look. Maybe someone will wipe it off his face in prison, doesn't matter how big or tough he is; there is always someone bigger and tougher.
...I dont see why it takes "days" for the Commissioner to kick this piece of trash to the curb now that he has admitted thru the plea he freakin did what he is charged with! Isnt taking a plea admission of guilt?
...I just read some crap article that used "alledged" in the story about him accepting the plea...[;)]
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Just cause he plays football doesnt mean jack inside.There are guys in there that will tear him a new one on a daily basis.True tough guys not overpriced spoiled rich boys who play the part. 0 -
I wonder if someone clocks him a good one when he's got that smirk on his face, if it'll stay that way permanently. see how he likes a permanent smirk. 0 -
"you better get that bad look off yo' face 'fo I slap it off!" old freind of mine's favorite saying 0 -
Looks like a deal has been cut..18 months to 2 yrs..
Source Houston Chronicle...0 -
quote:Originally posted by TwoDogs
Looks like a deal has been cut..18 months to 2 yrs..
Source Houston Chronicle...
Court TV was saying 12 to 18 months. Guess well find out next Monday.
Also heard the judge has to accept the deal and can still reject the negotiated agreement. Also heard he was a dog lover and has alreadt stated the whole case made him sick.
The coach killer will now be known as the dog killer and later as the worlds biggest looser!0 -
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It just goes with the saying, "You can take a Thug/Punk out of the Ghetto, but you can't take the Ghetto out of the Thug/Punk." 0 -
quote:Originally posted by COLT
Isnt taking a plea admission of guilt?
No, not really. Taking a plea is sometimes just easier than having to prove that you're innocent. Despite what we like to say in public, about how you're innocent until proven guilty, that's not really true. In a court of law, yes, the government has to prove that you're guilty, but you also have to prove that you're not.
You could spend gobs and gobs and gobs of money on lawyers dragging this out for years, hoping for an OJ Simpson-like decision. Your name will be dragged through the mud.
Sometimes, it is just easier to accept a light sentence and get it over with -- time and money -- and then get back to some semblance of a life.
I'm not saying that Vick isn't guilty. I think he is, and if he's not, he's a complete retard for not knowing what was going on at his own house. I'm just saying that sometimes, the innocent will take a plea bargain because life just becomes easier if you do.0 -
quote:Originally posted by spanielsells
quote:Originally posted by COLT
Isnt taking a plea admission of guilt?
No, not really. Taking a plea is sometimes just easier than having to prove that you're innocent. Despite what we like to say in public, about how you're innocent until proven guilty, that's not really true. In a court of law, yes, the government has to prove that you're guilty, but you also have to prove that you're not.
You could spend gobs and gobs and gobs of money on lawyers dragging this out for years, hoping for an OJ Simpson-like decision. Your name will be dragged through the mud.
Sometimes, it is just easier to accept a light sentence and get it over with -- time and money -- and then get back to some semblance of a life.
I'm not saying that Vick isn't guilty. I think he is, and if he's not, he's a complete retard for not knowing what was going on at his own house. I'm just saying that sometimes, the innocent will take a plea bargain because life just becomes easier if you do.
A plea to a lesser charge is nonetheless a CONVICTION OF GUILT, although of a reduced charge. Guilty is guilty - there's no middle of the road because of a deal. He will be a convicted felon and his record will show that forever.0 -
quote:Originally posted by Spider7115
quote:Originally posted by spanielsells
quote:Originally posted by COLT
Isnt taking a plea admission of guilt?
No, not really. Taking a plea is sometimes just easier than having to prove that you're innocent. Despite what we like to say in public, about how you're innocent until proven guilty, that's not really true. In a court of law, yes, the government has to prove that you're guilty, but you also have to prove that you're not.
You could spend gobs and gobs and gobs of money on lawyers dragging this out for years, hoping for an OJ Simpson-like decision. Your name will be dragged through the mud.
Sometimes, it is just easier to accept a light sentence and get it over with -- time and money -- and then get back to some semblance of a life.
I'm not saying that Vick isn't guilty. I think he is, and if he's not, he's a complete retard for not knowing what was going on at his own house. I'm just saying that sometimes, the innocent will take a plea bargain because life just becomes easier if you do.
A plea to a lesser charge is nonetheless a CONVICTION OF GUILT, although of a reduced charge. Guilty is guilty - there's no middle of the road because of a deal. He will be a convicted felon and his record will show that forever.
I understand that. I'm merely stating that sometimes, it is a calculated decision to plead guilty to a charge you're innocent of because it ends the pain sooner.0 -
He knows he's guilty, so he'll take a plea agreement to squirm out of the extra jail time that will result if he were to make them prosecute via full court hearing. 0
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