Taylor's trial likely to be postponed again

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by Sociofan

In Coach Williams' interview, he mentions that he is aware of many things behind the scene that even reporters do not know and that at the end of the day, there will be a lot of apologies (to Taylor). He is 100 percent certain that Sean Taylor will be playing this fall. So whatever the situation is in Miami-Dade county, it doesn't seem to be bothering Gregg Williams.

The only way he can know anything for sure is if he was there ,I think all that will happen is 400 hours of talking to kids maybe pick up some trash on the road and pay 1 million to someone .

[PSUSkinsFan21]

Originally Posted by Giantone

The only way he can know anything for sure is if he was there ,I think all that will happen is 400 hours of talking to kids maybe pick up some trash on the road and pay 1 million to someone .

How's that? If he's convicted of what he's been charged with there is a mandatory minimum of 3 years for each count. And this is a criminal case, not a civil case......so where does the 1 million come from?

If he's innocent, he'll get off free and clear..........but if he's found guilty, there's nothing anyone can do about the sentence starting at 3 years and going up from there.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by PSUSkinsFan21

How's that? If he's convicted of what he's been charged with there is a mandatory minimum of 3 years for each count. And this is a criminal case, not a civil case......so where does the 1 million come from?

If he's innocent, he'll get off free and clear..........but if he's found guilty, there's nothing anyone can do about the sentence starting at 3 years and going up from there.

plea bargan.

[PSUSkinsFan21]

Originally Posted by Giantone

plea bargan.

From what I've heard Taylor has already rejected the plea bargain offered by the prosecutor that would have had him avoiding jail time. I think they've taken the stance that they are fighting this, all-or-nothing.

And there's still no way $1 million gets worked into a criminal plea bargain.