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npincus Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Sep-25-07 11:31 AM
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Foot-tappin' horny Sen. Craig was advised to hire lawyer (says prosecutor)
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http://www.examiner.com/a-953096~Prosecutor__Craig_Urged_to_Get_a_Lawyer.html

Talk your way out of THIS one, you foot-tappin' horn-dog! :rofl:



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MINNEAPOLIS (Map, News) - The prosecutor who brought charges against Sen. Larry Craig in an airport sex sting says he told the Idaho senator that he should hire an attorney, according to court papers filed Monday.

Prosecutor Christopher Renz, in a motion opposing Craig's request to withdraw his guilty plea, wrote that he spent considerable time in a July 17 conversation telling the Idaho senator how the legal process would work if he chose to plead guilty.

"The defendant told Mr. Renz that he felt he was in a difficult situation as the result of the public office he held, in response to which Mr. Renz said that he appreciated that difficulty and for that reason the defendant should consult with an attorney," Renz wrote.

Craig, R-Idaho, did not, and eventually pleaded guilty to misdemeanor disorderly conduct. He has since said that he was panicked into admitting to a crime he did not commit. A Hennepin County judge is set to consider Craig's request on Wednesday.

Renz wrote that Craig had plenty of time between his June 11 arrest and Aug. 1, when he signed a plea petition, to think about the consequences of pleading guilty and whether he had actually committed a crime in the airport bathroom.



What do you mean, "plenty of time"? He only had 52 days to think about it! :rofl:



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