Lawyer argues Kilpatrick's debt is paid

[lilpup]

A bit more fuel for the fire:

Kilpatrick donor's sentence: 9 years, $26M in restitution

http://www.detnews.com/article/20100...#ixzz0rEuLwkRp

[Just Amazed]

A bit more fuel for the fire:

Kilpatrick donor's sentence: 9 years, $26M in restitution

http://www.detnews.com/article/20100...#ixzz0rEuLwkRp

Further proof the Feds are closing in on Kwame. He has to pay $26 million in restitution meaning he bilked the funds out of a significantly higher amount, and Kwame only got $10,000 that's as bad as MonCon only getting a couple thousand for billion dollar deal

[Brittz]

It seems the feds have been busy. I wonder who will be a surprise in being charged with a crime involving little kk, family and friends.

It is past time to remove the microphone & camera from the mouth of this attorney.

[dtrrman]

First of all, KK played a bluff and lost. The bluff was he gambled that this judge would never return him to jail because his $120K a year "job" and that would be the only way the city could ever get restitution of any kind. So he could throw a few crumbs back here and there, not the required amount, but some crumbs to do enough to placate the judge just enough to keep his @ss out of jail. KK figured that if push came to shove the judge would b!tch, but never trade that 120K source for restitution for his @ss. Well, guess what, WRONG. He will be released in 14 months with about 3 years probation left and on parole. He will be required to stay in Michigan until his sentenced is served this time, no high life in Texas. The sentence is 5 years, restitution. Poor guy doesn't realize that he has no control, power, or influence, he's just a two bit felon in the state prison system living some kind of delusional reality that narcissists engage in.