WCP: UPDATED: Barry Prosecutors Ask for Probation Extension
Raise your hand if you are NOT surprised by this turn of events.
The Advoc8te only hopes that the legal system would be so forgiving if this was NOT Marion Barry.
Excerpt:
Prosecutors are recommending two years of probation with the first 30 days spent on home monitoring . Barry would have a curfew on nights and his weekend activities would be restricted.
This recommendation followed a determination that the halfway house to which prosecutors had hoped Barry would be sentenced had no medical facilities, and that the jail, too, had minimal medical facilities.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Deborah Robinson will not be ruling today.
The Advoc8te only hopes that the legal system would be so forgiving if this was NOT Marion Barry.
Excerpt:
Prosecutors are recommending two years of probation with the first 30 days spent on home monitoring . Barry would have a curfew on nights and his weekend activities would be restricted.
This recommendation followed a determination that the halfway house to which prosecutors had hoped Barry would be sentenced had no medical facilities, and that the jail, too, had minimal medical facilities.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Deborah Robinson will not be ruling today.