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Sure-Oz 01-25-2007 12:57 AM

This kid needs to get the eff out of there. I hope the media gets ahold of this and runs with it. Probably the biggest load of bullshit I have read in a long time. I def. feel for the guy, insane what could've been for him if this didn't happen. I just hope he gets out soon.

Mecca 01-25-2007 12:59 AM

This will get really reeruned when it does come up and they release him and some dumbass conservative/religious group protests his release.

Logical 01-25-2007 01:02 AM

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Originally Posted by (Zach)
I am trying to figure out which is worse. The idea of this kid being in prison for something of that nature or the fact that so many people can't sit for 3 mins to read the article itself but the take the time to ask others to explain it to them.

Scary on both accounts.

3 minutes you must be a sped redder.

vincent 01-25-2007 01:14 AM

Seems Georgia is quickly becoming known for this...

http://www.cnn.com/2004/LAW/01/21/at....ap/index.html

Sure-Oz 01-25-2007 01:14 AM

If this kid gets out soon, i could see this becoming a movie.

el borracho 01-25-2007 01:19 AM

I am a little confused. Genarlow chose not to take the plea bargain that was offered because he did not want the sex offender label. Since he was convicted of the crime, he recieved the sex offender label, anyway. At this point, the prosecutor offered him the same plea bargain (which would have greatly reduced the prison time) but Genarlow again chose not to take the plea bargain. Why the hell didn't he take the bargain? At this point, what negative would there have been to accepting the plea bargain? Am I missing something?

People want to villify the prosecutor but, according to the article, the prosecutor seems willing to make the same bargain and, if I am understanding this correctly, Genarlow hasn't asked. Why would he not ask? It makes no sense.

By the way, the BJ wasn't just a BJ from a younger girlfriend. It was part of an underage orgy that Genarlow and his friends videotaped. He doesn't deserve 10 years, but he earned some jail time and the sex offender label, IMO.

SPchief 01-25-2007 01:22 AM

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Originally Posted by el borracho
I am a little confused. Genarlow chose not to take the plea bargain that was offered because he did not want the sex offender label. Since he was convicted of the crime, he recieved the sex offender label, anyway. At this point, the prosecutor offered him the same plea bargain (which would have greatly reduced the prison time) but Genarlow again chose not to take the plea bargain. Why the hell didn't he take the bargain? At this point, what negative would there have been to accepting the plea bargain? Am I missing something?

People want to villify the prosecutor but, according to the article, the prosecutor seems willing to make the same bargain and, if I am understanding this correctly, Genarlow hasn't asked. Why would he not ask? It makes no sense.

By the way, the BJ wasn't just a BJ from a younger girlfriend. It was part of an underage orgy that Genarlow and his friends videotaped. He doesn't deserve 10 years, but he earned some jail time and the sex offender label, IMO.


I'm guessing he is trying to get his conviction overruled by means of the new law.

Although the new law says it doesn't include previous cases. He is trying to get his case dropped becuase the new law was based on his case.

el borracho 01-25-2007 01:28 AM

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Originally Posted by SPchief
I'm guessing he is trying to get his conviction overruled by means of the new law.

Although the new law says it doesn't include previous cases. He is trying to get his case dropped becuase the new law was based on his case.

Get the case dropped how? The new law says it's legal to receive oral sex from 15 year old girls?

SPchief 01-25-2007 01:29 AM

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Originally Posted by el borracho
Get the case dropped how? The new law says it's legal to receive oral sex from 15 year old girls?


If I'm reading the article right, it is no longer a Felony to recieve oral sex from a 15 year old when you are 17

Sure-Oz 01-25-2007 01:30 AM

I'm sorry the prosecuter and the state of georgia sucks big balls.

Sure-Oz 01-25-2007 01:33 AM

This part was the most disturbing

"At the same time this trial was under way, a local high school teacher, a white female, was found guilty of having a sexual relationship with a student -- a true case of child molestation. The teacher received 90 days. Wilson received 3,650 days."

el borracho 01-25-2007 01:36 AM

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Originally Posted by SPchief
If I'm reading the article right, it is no longer a Felony to recieve oral sex from a 15 year old when you are 17

I guess I am still confused... would he still be considered a sex offender under the new law? Because that was the stated sticking point for Genarlow, wasn't it? He did not want the sex offender label.

Sure-Oz 01-25-2007 01:38 AM

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Originally Posted by el borracho
I guess I am still confused... would he still be considered a sex offender under the new law? Because that was the stated sticking point for Genarlow, wasn't it? He did not want the sex offender label.

This may be the main reason

"If he had accepted the plea bargain, Wilson would've had to register as a sex offender and wouldn't have been permitted to live in the same house as his younger sister.

Wilson refused to admit to being a child molester. If he pled to or was convicted of any charge that put him on the sex offender registry, he couldn't live at home with his younger sister. He wouldn't accept that, so he waited for his trial."

I believe he wouldn't be put on the sex offender registry LIST if he gets out. I believe he still would be a "Sex Offender" technically......even though everyone knows he really isn't.

SPchief 01-25-2007 01:39 AM

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Originally Posted by el borracho
I guess I am still confused... would he still be considered a sex offender under the new law? Because that was the stated sticking point for Genarlow, wasn't it? He did not want the sex offender label.


I'll have to go reread the article. You may be right though.

ChiefFan31 01-25-2007 02:07 AM

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Originally Posted by noa949
I'm glad ESPN is publicizing this story. Someone needs to intervene on this guy's behalf cause he is getting royally screwed.

+1

Hopefully the power of the media can so some good for a change.

I feel bad for that kid, he got screwed. Never been to Georgia, but its plenty bass ackwards I'm sure.


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