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Denver Donkeys

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4. 6 months?

Reply to El Supremo (Original post)

Mon Feb 13, 2012, 07:31 PM

Feb 2012

He got off easy.

But 6 years of probation means that any violations of probation, no matter how trivial, he's heading back to prison to serve it for another 6 years.

I hope he's sent to the worst prison here in Colorado, though I haven't figured out which one it is, yet.

Maybe Denver County Jail for the period of 6 months - the Smith Road location, not the new downtown one.

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Author of Colorado's Taxpayer Bill of Rights sentenced to 180 days and probation for tax evasion [View all] El Supremo Feb 2012 OP

Hmm, maybe Doug Bruce should use United States Supreme Court Judge Thomas for his judge? midnight Feb 2012 #1

Can't believe this idiot only received probation. Esse Quam Videri Feb 2012 #2

if I read the complete article correctly, he starts off with six months in jail--not nearly long niyad Feb 2012 #3

6 months? Denver Donkeys Feb 2012 #4