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What a crock! Kill a dog and get 21 years in Leavenworth...kill a man and get 30 days. Gimme a break!
Why not just require all of the ABL and most of the NFL to live in prison - and be let out only for games? We’d have saver streets... and fewer rap bar killings.
Will he still be playing ball?
Wow 1 month?? Seems like killing somebody while drink not that much better on the Karmic scale than what Madoff did.
Stallworth, following the initial horrendous mistake that cost a man his life, has conducted himself in a stand-up manner in all respects relevant to the incident, including immediately afterward in dealing with police on the scene. If his lawyer was able to negotiate little jail time but serious penalties short of jail, and the victim’s family is satisfied with Stallworth’s contrition and the financial settlement that was negotiated, then it seems to me justice has been served.
will he get weekends off from house arrest?
Not that long ago, the limit was .12 percent, so .126 isn’t all that high. IIRC the guy wasn’t in a crosswalk. If so, a conviction at trial for any crime was not a sure thing.
Oooh, MADD going to be mad.
WOW! Life is on sale in Florida.
With the conditions of his probation he will be in the slammer before 2010.
Hmm, end the case to stop further emotional trauma...
Cha-Ching!
Remember folks, if a rich man kills you, he’ll probably be able to pay your entire worth out of pocket.
Lets just hope that Bill Gates never turns to the dark side.
WOW.... Drinking and driving DOES pay (assuming you can hire a high priced attorney).
American "justice" for the rich and powerful
We all owe Michael Vick an apology.
After fatally striking a pedestrian on the MacArthur Causeway in a March drunk driving accident, Cleveland Browns wide receiver Donte' Stallworth also tested positive for marijuana use, law enforcement sources say.Stallworth, 28, is serving one month in jail after pleading guilty last month to DUI manslaughter.
Miami-Dade prosecutors say his blood alcohol level was .126, well above the legal limit, when his Bentley hit and killed Mario Reyes, 59, on the morning of March 14.