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Re: Average cost of a Rico trial
[Re: Krsheely]
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06/29/15 04:21 PM
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You answered your own question-it all varies. The cost is in direct proportion to billable attorney hours and what the attorney/attorneys charge. There's a reason the govt will throw piles of paperwork after piles of paperwork. I would imagine a lot of guys have thrown their attorney a decent retainer in anticipation but in the end it's like Assante said when he was playing Gotti..."the Feds are a machine-they don't run out of time or money".
"Whackin' the boss....another thing I get left out of."
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Re: Average cost of a Rico trial
[Re: Five_Felonies]
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07/01/15 01:06 AM
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i think a better question is what's the cost of a 5+ year case involving a home invasion robbery where someone ended up shot? i'm only interested in people who know, which includes but is surely not limited to the following...
neo, aka dicknose moltasanti musclesmarinara, aka dicknose moltasanti krsheely, aka dicknose moltasanti
I know trolls have been an issue here always and especially as of late but please do not accuse me of being this person. Look at all of my posts and threads. Any topic I start has been legit and reasonable. I haven't started any trouble with anyone. If I'm guilty of anything it's in a few of my post I probably gave out to much personal info. Also just look at my username, that alone should prove that I'm not that poster.
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Re: Average cost of a Rico trial
[Re: Krsheely]
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07/04/15 08:49 PM
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i think a better question is what's the cost of a 5+ year case involving a home invasion robbery where someone ended up shot? i'm only interested in people who know, which includes but is surely not limited to the following...
neo, aka dicknose moltasanti musclesmarinara, aka dicknose moltasanti krsheely, aka dicknose moltasanti
I know trolls have been an issue here always and especially as of late but please do not accuse me of being this person. Look at all of my posts and threads. Any topic I start has been legit and reasonable. I haven't started any trouble with anyone. If I'm guilty of anything it's in a few of my post I probably gave out to much personal info. Also just look at my username, that alone should prove that I'm not that poster. Ok, then just ignore the allegations, post normally for a long time and you'll be OK. To be honest, people here viewed me with suspicion when I first joined. And my style of posting and the language I used, and the conversations I had here with long time posters, eventually exonerated me. So just mind your own business, do your own thing, and over time you'll be OK. This is an open internet forum; not every new poster at GBB is going to be the same person. And I say this out of complete ignorance of your posting history. It should be viewed in general for new posters.
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Re: Average cost of a Rico trial
[Re: Garbageman]
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07/04/15 08:57 PM
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defendant got 366. And the attorney is a very experienced trial attorney. 366 months? Holy shit, that's 30.5 years. What is the point of plea bargaining if that is the result?
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Re: Average cost of a Rico trial
[Re: StLguy]
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07/04/15 09:05 PM
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defendant got 366. And the attorney is a very experienced trial attorney. 366 months? Holy shit, that's 30.5 years. What is the point of plea bargaining if that is the result? No, he means 366 days. The sentence being "a year and a day," which makes you eligible for some "good time." The wording doesn't reflect it, but it's a better sentence than a year flat because only sentences of more than one year allow you any "good time" under the Federal System.
"I got news for you. If it wasn't for the toilet, there would be no books." --- George Costanza.
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