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Just use your Twitter accountDid he apologize for being a driving force in getting this to a national stage?
I'll never know because I'm giving that hack any clicks.
Just use your Twitter accountDid he apologize for being a driving force in getting this to a national stage?
I'll never know because I'm giving that hack any clicks.
I would if I had one.Just use your Twitter account
This is a lie.I would if I had one.
This is a lie.
The judge would not expect Ron to have $719K sitting around unencumbered by debt, so there will be a payment plan based somewhat on his current income. The court said he would get 180 days in jail for every payment he missed, so, while Pastner wanted jail time in the initial sentence, Ron is likely to spend a lot of days on the state's dime for the rest of his life.Does Ron Bell have $719K? If not can we take possession of the infamous pool that started the NCAA mess?
Math gets funky when lawyers charge in 3-minute increments.$719,002? What are those last $2 for?
Yeah, but isn’t a 3-minute increment something like $800? Two dollars is less than the cost of a lawyer simply looking at a blank post-it note.Math gets funky when lawyers charge in 3-minute increments.
I thought they were tried and convicted under the AZ code and found guilty. Is this a different charge or the Federal version of the same offense. Doesn't double jeopardy limit this considerable?Ronald Bell indicted on federal conspiracy charges against Josh Pastner
Ronald Bell and Jennifer Pendley were indicted and arraigned in Atlanta on federal charges from a conspiracy to extort Georgia Tech men’s basketball coach Josh Pastner by claiming a sexual assault, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Georgia announced Tuesday. Bell and...www.ajc.com
And this is a Federal conspiracy charge by the US District Attorney's office. I wonder what the eventual plea deal will be (hopefully it includes some jail time) as there is no way those 2 are going to go to court against the US Government and win.
“The defendants are alleged to have falsely accused Georgia Tech’s coach of sexual assault,” U.S. Attorney Ryan K. Buchanan said in a statement. “They then demanded a large payment in exchange for a retraction of the claim. The Federal Bureau of Investigation and our other federal law enforcement partners are especially proficient in exposing false allegations designed to extort money. Individuals who attempt to perpetrate such criminal schemes at the expense of law-abiding citizens will be caught and prosecuted.”
I thought they were tried and convicted under the AZ code and found guilty. Is this a different charge or the Federal version of the same offense. Doesn't double jeopardy limit this considerable?