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To: Jeffrey S. Mitchell who wrote (5319)	3/22/2006 6:36:46 AM
From: Bill Ulrich	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5425

Is there a pool? I think 10 years, less the time served now for this one. Of course, having to even qualify it as "for this one" (as felony convictions go) says something in itself. Statistically speaking, John Gotti had a cleaner record until his last trial that put him away for good.

To: Jeffrey S. Mitchell who wrote (5319)	3/23/2006 9:25:25 PM
From: DaiTN	Respond to of 5425

I will take a stab at Tony's sentencing, ... One year for each of the 11 counts he was found guilty = 11 years + 4 years for boarding the airplane with false IDs, and lying to airport officials. Tony has 3 young kids. Judge Dearie will take that into consideration and knock off 2 years for each kid. That will reduce his sentencing from 15 years to 9 years. With good behavior, he will served 5 of those 9 years and will be out on parole. Tony already served 2 years since 2004. Without any more stupid stunt from his jail cell, he should be out in 2009. Does it sound like a fair sentencing?

To: Jeffrey S. Mitchell who wrote (5319)	6/20/2006 5:56:37 AM
From: Bill Ulrich	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 5425

Well, I was close: Jeff>>"So what's your prediction for his sentence?" MrB>>"I think 10 years, less the time served now for this one." Off by 15 months. I do wonder, however, will this particular prison sentence be the one that convinces him that prison is no fun? Previous convictions didn't seem to have any effect. I mean, geez, at least listen to The Wife for once, "Honey, could you puhleeze just quit going to prison repeatedly, for once ... it kinda affects the family life, ya know ...?" Today's message is brought to you by the letter, "R", as in: Recidivism Rearrest Reconviction (no) Remorse Reincarceration Rhubarb