Report on Michael Vick: 'Very Good Chance He Will Plead Guilty'

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Report on Michael Vick: 'Very Good Chance He Will Plead Guilty'
John Clifford Ness found this 8/16/2007 on sports.aol.com [flag]
Filed under: Falcons , Atlanta Several media sources are reporting that Falcons quarterback Michael Vick is getting closer to agreeing to plead guilty to federal conspiracy charges related to a dog fighting operation that ran on his property. From the Atlanta Journal-Constitution : "It is a very good chance he will plead guilty," said one of the people who spoke on condition of anonymity. ... [link]

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Published 8/16/2007 by JCN at John Clifford Ness
... Report on Michael Vick: 'Very Good Chance He Will Plead Guilty': There seem to be two complicating factors. First, Vick still wants a deal in which he can serve less than a year in prison, and so far prosecutors are balking at that. And secondly, Vick wants some assurance that a guilty plea won't lead to a lifetime ban from the NFL, and ESPN's Chris Mortensen reported that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell will offer no such guarantee. ...

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