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That is strange. I wonder how often this actually happens? I wonder what kind of defense he has to further avoid prison?
Ranb
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In 1999, Cornealious “Mike” Anderson was convicted of armed robbery after taking money from a Burger King manager who was making a bank deposit. He was sentenced to 13 years in jail, but after he posted bond and went home during the appeals process, he was never forced to serve his sentence. "He then waited and waited and waited for the Missouri Department of Corrections to give him a date to surrender and begin his serving his sentence,’’ The state mistakenly believed Anderson was already in prison serving his sentence, when in fact he was living life on the outside. "He got married, had children, opened a successful business, coached youth football, (and) joined a church group,..... |
That is strange. I wonder how often this actually happens? I wonder what kind of defense he has to further avoid prison?
Ranb
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