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This is what I am thinking also. I doubt more than 2 or 3 get booted from the team.
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This is what I am thinking also. I doubt more than 2 or 3 get booted from the team.
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Agreed. Only the few with prior criminal histories or the ones who did it numerous times are likely to get more than probation.
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Think the powers that be has already told numerous media that they expect arrests/indictments will be made by possibly the end of this week on at least two players, maybe more. Misdemeanors?? For fraud??. Think some are looking at this through orange and blue sunglasses.
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It is possible. There is such a thing as preindictmnet (or prearrest) plea agrements. The prosecutor and defense attorney get together prosecutor says im going to charge you with 85 counts of credit card fraud but if you agree to an informatiin I will let you plea to xxxx with an agreed sentence or sentence range of whatever and restitution of $xxxx. Defendant usually has to agree to waive indictment and plea to an information.
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Well swamp, if that happens, more power to the offenders, which means more power to others that do the offending. Doubt that will be the case though, but possible. If this happens in Gainesville, then you might see it happening in Columbia (2), Fayetteville, College Station, Knoxville, etc, etc, ...you get the point. Not sure the NCAA watching that happen , gets into the shuffle and says, this is not acceptable, and then comes down on UF to make an example.
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The University of Florida, seat of higher learning, handed these teenagers the first credit card they have ever had in their hands (legitimately), did not train them on the consequences of abuse of the card, and let 'em fly. Here's an idea UF:
DON'T GIVE THE KIDS CREDIT CARDS.
DON'T GIVE THE KIDS CREDIT CARDS.
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Good grief... Rule of Life 103a... paying under the guise of someone else is wrong. Rule of Life 103b... if you have exhausted funds, earth doesn't allow you to pretend their not zero. I won't bore you with that antiquated wife's tale I've heard before, thou shall not steal, mommy telling you from birth that lying is bad. The excuses and condonement by some are comic gold. Just about everybody in America breaks out plastic... they've witnessed the principal of the thing... even in the hood.
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They are not credit cards, at most debit cards. Likely just their student ID's. I've got two kids in college now. Their student ID's can be used on campus and the surrounding area as a debit card. This allows the university to load meal plans, financial aid, etc. on to the cards.
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This is a distinction completely without a scintilla of legal significance.
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Didnt know you spoke in tongues.
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Wasn't charges suppose to be announced today?
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'Weren't' not 'wasn't'. You can check by eliminating passive voice and making an affirmative statement, "the police were supposed to announce charges today" but not "the police was supposed to announce charges today." You really don't want to sound like that congressperson from JAX. ARRGGH. I am so tired of this thread I am becoming a grammar policeman. Get the mess over with; boot the criminals and make the easily led pay restitution. After that the LEO community can do their worst.
