And at all,
after filing his court appeal
commissioner John Wiley, Price led his
regular Friday, picked up Channel 5
hiring. It was at a similar picket
in December. That price broke the
windshield wiper that led to a sentence
of 1000 dollars and 75 days
in jail.
In addition to appealing that decision,
Price is also appealing a 75
day sentence for violating probation
that linked to his whitewashing of
billboards.
Mr. Price wanted to serve
the jail time to
just show how he felt.
The 75 day sentence was ridiculous, and
I convinced him against it.
Price's attorney says the appeal is based
on Price's claim.
The jury didn't understand the judge's
instructions for deciding guilt
or innocence.
Prosecutors called the appeal a move
to buy time, while the appellate
court considers Price's appeal price
is free on bond.
The court is expected to take three to
five months to make a decision.
And while the court is deciding that
case, Price's attorney predicts the
commissioner will file his own suit,
a libel suit against D magazine.
We're interviewing lawyers now to put
together a top team to sue the magazine.
In the current edition of D contains
accusations that Pryce misused campaign
money, traded political influence
and charges from three unnamed women
that price raped them.
Price would not personally comment on
those charges.
D magazine says it stands behind
its story.
Shelley Kofler, Texas News 5.
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