M.Vick, rolling the dice, pleads not guilty

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  • JBC77
    SBR MVP
    • 03-23-07
    • 3816

    #1
    M.Vick, rolling the dice, pleads not guilty
    Vick pleads not guilty today.The legal experts say he still has 70 days or something to cut a deal with the prosecution.

    The jurisdiction in which the trial, if there is one, takes place has a 95% conviction rate in trials.

    Court case of the decade? Vick does 2-5 on a guilty verdict? You have to have balls of steel to go to trial with these f!@#kers.
  • bigboydan
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 08-10-05
    • 55420

    #2
    Can you really blame him for pleading not guilty though. Why not take your chances when you have the best lawyers money can buy in order to get you out of this.
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    • JBC77
      SBR MVP
      • 03-23-07
      • 3816

      #3
      Thing is dan, when these guys come for you, 9 out of 10 times they have they goods.

      Who knows what the prosecutor has. Video, pictures, a witness or two......maybe something forensic.

      Vick will have to replay this in his head, ask himself what the prosecutor has. Just like anyone would. I think he pleads this out.
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      • BatemanPatrickl
        SBR Posting Legend
        • 06-21-07
        • 18772

        #4
        Originally posted by JBC77
        Thing is dan, when these guys come for you, 9 out of 10 times they have they goods.

        Who knows what the prosecutor has. Video, pictures, a witness or two......maybe something forensic.

        Vick will have to replay this in his head, ask himself what the prosecutor has. Just like anyone would. I think he pleads this out.
        Agreed. Today was a bluff. Did you see the PETA protestors? Some of those women are nasty hot.
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        • MonkeyF0cker
          SBR Posting Legend
          • 06-12-07
          • 12144

          #5
          What's the alternative? I'm guessing he'd still do time if he did plead guilty. Hell, I'd plead not guilty with a court appointed attorney....
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          • JBC77
            SBR MVP
            • 03-23-07
            • 3816

            #6
            Originally posted by MonkeyF0cker
            What's the alternative? I'm guessing he'd still do time if he did plead guilty. Hell, I'd plead not guilty with a court appointed attorney....

            No way. If the prosecutor has a photo of Vick with like a dead dog or something of that nature....even the dumbest jury in the world has to convict you. Then you do some time.

            If he pleads it out, who knows, maybe a year or less in the clink. Prosecutor gets a trophy, Vick gets to maybe play football once more and not retire behind bars.
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            • DrunkenLullaby
              SBR MVP
              • 03-30-07
              • 1631

              #7
              It worked for OJ.
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              • MonkeyF0cker
                SBR Posting Legend
                • 06-12-07
                • 12144

                #8
                Originally posted by JBC77
                No way. If the prosecutor has a photo of Vick with like a dead dog or something of that nature....even the dumbest jury in the world has to convict you. Then you do some time.

                If he pleads it out, who knows, maybe a year or less in the clink. Prosecutor gets a trophy, Vick gets to maybe play football once more and not retire behind bars.
                Well by pleading guilty, he'd also assure himself of a pretty hefty league suspension I'm guessing. I would assume either way his future would be jeapordized. At least by pleading not guilty, he still has some hope of returning to the league perhaps as soon as this year.
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                • LargeMouthBass
                  Restricted User
                  • 03-18-07
                  • 1095

                  #9
                  Originally posted by BatemanPatrickl
                  Agreed. Today was a bluff. Did you see the PETA protestors? Some of those women are nasty hot.
                  We should have a SBR BBQ during PETA's next meeting. Maybe those hot chicks will get turned on by nice juicy hotdogs.
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                  • curious
                    Restricted User
                    • 07-20-07
                    • 9093

                    #10
                    Originally posted by BatemanPatrickl
                    Agreed. Today was a bluff. Did you see the PETA protestors? Some of those women are nasty hot.
                    Those PETA women are uptight psychotic bitches.
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                    • 20Four7
                      SBR Hall of Famer
                      • 04-08-07
                      • 6703

                      #11
                      I don't belame vick for pleading not guilty right now. This gives his lawyers a chance to review the evidence against him and then give him the proper legal advice. There is this little thing called disclosure. The defense gets to see what they have against their client and can then plan a defense (or plea bargain) based on it.

                      My guess is the defense hasn't had enough time to review the evidence yet. I say vick does time after pleading guilty. His NFL suspension will be co ordinated with his jail time so he won't miss a beat. It's not the National Felons League for nothing.
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                      • LargeMouthBass
                        Restricted User
                        • 03-18-07
                        • 1095

                        #12
                        Originally posted by curious
                        Those PETA women are uptight psychotic bitches.
                        I heard that Bipolar chicks and "uptight psychotic bitches" are best in bed. Also, I heard that PETA women are real gental with your meat...
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                        • Doc JS
                          SBR Hall of Famer
                          • 09-15-06
                          • 6885

                          #13
                          Originally posted by 20Four7
                          I don't belame vick for pleading not guilty right now. This gives his lawyers a chance to review the evidence against him and then give him the proper legal advice. There is this little thing called disclosure. The defense gets to see what they have against their client and can then plan a defense (or plea bargain) based on it.

                          My guess is the defense hasn't had enough time to review the evidence yet. I say vick does time after pleading guilty. His NFL suspension will be co ordinated with his jail time so he won't miss a beat. It's not the National Felons League for nothing.
                          Yeah, pleading not guilty was a no-brainer. But I don't think Vick hired Billy Martin to plead guilty. He could have pled guilty with a court appointed attorney.

                          Now, I guess it's possible that after seeing what the Feds have got on him that Martin would want to cut a deal for Vick. The problem for Vick is that I don't think the Feds are going to be looking to cut a deal with HIM.

                          They may cut a deal with one or more of Vick's co-defendants, but they're looking to nail Vick's @ss to the wall because he's the most well known, has the highest profile, etc. Putting away three guys that nobody has ever heard of doesn't get the same sizzle as puttig away Mike Vick.
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