Do Vick and Snipes have something in common?

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Imalawman
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Do Vick and Snipes have something in common?

Post by Imalawman »

espn.com wrote:Lawyers representing Michael Vick on federal dogfighting charges are trying to negotiate a plea agreement that would include less than the year of prison time that prosecutors have offered, ESPN learned on Tuesday.

A source also said that Vick's attorneys have recommended that the embattled quarterback accept a deal if it includes less than a year of jail time, but he has not decided whether to fight the charges.

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Sources told ESPN's Kelly Naqi that Vick attorneys Larry Woodward and Billy Martin met with federal prosecutor Michael Gill and the investigators on Monday afternoon.
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I just thought this was interesting, this attorney must really like the hardest cases.

Full article at http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2972161
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The Operative
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Post by The Operative »

Nah, he probably just likes rich clients. :)
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I don't think this is worth a separate thread, but Tax Notes has reported that the government has filed an action to get a judgment against Darryl Strawberry for unpaid taxes.
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