The more they steal the easier it is for them to slip through the net, like slippery eels.

[quote][b]Curls[/b] - It does not matter what this guy has done, no jury in Atlanta, Georgia will convict him.
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Fixed it for you.

I remember when a Sandy Springs address meant you lived in a nice area, then it started going down the slope which proved to be slippery beyond perception.

[quote][b]snarkydude[/b] - Hmmm....a self-serving lawyer who makes excuses for his failures. Must be something in the water that those Democrats drink. It seems to be a common problem with them.
Before you start squawking, @E.J.; I know Republicans do the same thing, but this was too good to pass up.
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Never forget, these lawyers you trust with your assets are paid to lie in court.

The more lies a person tells the more legal problems he creates, just ask the current occupier of the WH. His attorney general has just started claiming, "Don't know nuttin, can't recall, I haven't heard about that, I can't recollect, etc".

This reflects the level of the taste buds of the residence of NJ, probably a great place to try and sell it. This is an old trick that was used in the 20's in NJ.

Ole Roy and his democrats took our flag away from us and replaced it with the ugliest flag of any state in the US. Georgians never forgot, he is the reason no democratic Governor was ever elected since him. He is a big liar representing a big liar.

Waiting in a closet for thugs to rob you can be made more pleasant if you have a proper weapon with you. Tip: most closet doors are thin, shoot through the closet door you are behind if they start to move the door handle. Never give a thug an even break.

Did Hill wear out his other card in our courts and now decided to try the mental card?

I believe if he was offered a sentence of life if he would admit he is not mentally deficient he would take it, proving he is not mentally deficient.

He should have been given the death penalty for murdering the girl. This would have saved one life. Jurors should be reminded of his acts each time they have to vote on life or death for a murderer.

Don't forget Barnes is a paid liar that is doing it for "free" this time. Many Georgians question his motive to work for Tyrone for "free". Some think Tyrone has threatened to expose more than this criminal act if his democratic cohorts didn't furnish him a famous attorney.

Now she has made her announcement maybe she will run for a state wide office to get some feed back on how this announcement has affected her politically.

Tyrone Brooks is a true caricature of Atlanta politics.

As soon as this project is completed and gazillions of $$$ is spent the DOT will do a study and find the interstate is not able to handle the vehicles trapped in gridlock trying to use it.

He is a natural born thief treat him accordingly. Probation didn't work for him in his last thief, and it won't deter him with this one.

He looks as if he could use some dentures to gnaw on those free burgers.

Finding their car like this would irritate the average person.

When a neighbor trades their food stamps for drugs they have to find pork chops some where.

[quote][b]amj614[/b] - @gman129:
gman129, are you speaking from experience or just blowing off unsubstantiated conjecture? Have you even been to Chicago?
Trust me! There has never ever been a shortage of guns in the City of Chicago. If you don't believe me, here is a test for you.
At the stroke of midnight January 1st 2014, go stand on the corner of 47th and State and just listen to the barrage of gun fire. I suggest you equipped yourself with ear plugs and a bullet proof boddy suit.
"are not on any obama socialist program are fleeing the city to districts offering safer and better performing schools."
Don't blame the shrinkage of the student population on Obama. This is happening everywhere especially in big cities. People are having fewer children and the folks who could afford it have always sent their kids to parochial schools.
Those existing public schools were built when Chicago was the "city of big shoulders" with 100s of thousands of jobs in catalog fulfillment, slaughter houses, steel, and manufacturing. Those jobs are gone just as those manufacturing and garment industries jobs left Athens in the 80's.
The city is shrinking as are most cities in the midwest.
Fewer people, fewer schools are required.
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Made trips twice to 5 times a year for 23 years to Chicago. The other day I asked a buddy with an apartment with his family on the lake why they were moving out near Glenview and he said the shootings were getting worse and the schools were deplorable. He said the Trib had articles in it about the alarming number of families moving to the suburbs to escape the violence and poor schools. The unions and Mayor Emanuel had tried to not allow the test scores of the schools to be published in the local papers. I watched the special about 60 Minutes last Sunday night and Rahm Emanuel would even answer questions about the shootings from a CBS reporter as he promised. The thugs have illegal guns, and Rahm Emanuel doesn't want the citizens to have legal guns. Sure you can hear the thugs shooting each other, that's what the 60 Minute show was about. People are scared and taking their families with them.

The Salvation Army does a wonderful job helping the needy, and the CEO of it only makes $13,000/year.

13,000 homes my goodness these people have taken a beating. I thought it was a huge area, but never dreamed it was this large.

I hope the parents and teachers of these children educate them about the dangers of wild animals appearing tame.

This is the type of criminal the IRS should have been spending its time on, not the Tea Party.

People who really want their children educated and are not on any obama socialist program are fleeing the city to districts offering safer and better performing schools. With the falling enrollment the unions are the main reason these schools have not closed sooner. Expect more shootings when Chicago kids start crossing gang territories. Rahm Emanuel is doing every thing he can to keep the citizens of Chicago from owning guns in order to protect themselves and their children from the violence of the thugs in these gangs.

@Long Sufferer: I think recasting will be required.

[quote][b]snarkydude[/b] - @gman129: "Restitution" is always part of a probation agreement. When the offender re-offends, the probation is cancelled, and so is the restitution. They don't have to pay another dime.
When I questioned a district attorney about that several years ago (at the top of my voice), he told me that "he wasn't a collection agency". I informed him that he wasn't much of a district attorney, either. Now he's' a judge. I guess incompetence always rises to the top.
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Yep, reminds me of the "Peter Principle".