NPR: Linkfest: Apologize or Go to Jail

Linkfest: Apologize or Go to Jail

Former Dallas City Council member James Fantroy faced a choice -- admit he stole money from a Texas college or go to jail for 30 days. Fantroy is dying of kidney cancer. He insists he's innocent. He chose jail.

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Laura Conaway

7:35 AM ET | 05-27-2008 | permalink

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Our local alt-weekly is discussing this also: http://blogs.dallasobserver.com/unfairpark/2008/05/rather_than_offer_a_simple_sor.php

Sent by Spamboy | 12:50 PM ET | 05-27-2008

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