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To: Oral Roberts who wrote (17297)	8/20/2007 6:14:15 PM
From: TimF	Read Replies (3) of 90292

Lets say this wasn't about animals. If he was convicted of say armed robbery, and plea bargained it down to a 3 year sentence. What should happen 1 - The NFL should suspended him for life (or for long enough that his career would be over) 2 - There should be no suspension for life (but maybe one for a defined period) but the teams shouldn't consider hiring him, or if they consider it they should reject it quickly. 3 - If a team wants to deal with an ex-con its their business. Maybe there would be a suspension, but if there is it would be short enough that in theory he could play again, even if the layoff a few years would put his career at risk. Some team might give him a minimum plus incentives contract and if they do, it shouldn't shock anyone. Would your answer be the same for Vick's crime and a more "normal" crime?

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