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: Tennessee Criminal Lawyer BlogAlternative Sentencing Advantageous for Vols Football Player
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Tennessee Volunteers wide receiver Da?Rick Rogers caught a big break this week when prosecutors dropped charges against Rogers in exchange for Rogers?s agreement to completion of a minimal amount of community service time. Rogers was facing resisting arrest and disorderly conduct charges following a bar brawl in Knoxville that sent an off-duty policeman to the hospital. On Tuesday, prosecutors dropped the resisting arrest charges and agreed to drop the disorderly conduct allegations upon Rogers' completion of 16 hours of community service. Rogers maintains his innocence in connection with the incident but wisely agreed to perform the sixteen hours worth of community service in lieu of facing the charges anyway.
Full post as published by Tennessee Criminal Lawyer Blog on September 15, 2010 (boomark / email).
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