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Nick Hogan Gets Eight Months in the Slammer
May 10, 2008 | 1:09 PM
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Nick Hogan threw himself at the mercy of the judge in Clearwater, FL in his felony reckless driving case -- and he got just a lil' bit. Hogan was sentenced to eight months in jail, five years' probation and 500 hours community service, and the judge yanked his license for three years. His victim -- and once best bud -- John Graziano's family had asked for a year in the slammer, but the judge didn't go quite that far. Nick apologized to the family in his statement, which, according to the Grazianos, would've been the first time he'd ever done so.
John's sister and girlfriend gave particularly heart-wrenching testimony -- the latter told the judge how she had to feed him and how they have to watch movies together in the comfort ... of his hospital bed,
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Dallas47_Rocks read my blog view my photos
May 10, 2008 | 1:39 PM

Nick Bolea is a movie star brat. He didn't show any emotional remorse in the courtroom during his sentencing. His close friend John wil be living like a vegetable for the rest of his life. Wonder if the Hulkster will end up paying for John's medical expenses?
terrellmom read my blog view my photos
May 10, 2008 | 4:08 PM

hey nancy, it's good to see you around again...hadn't seen many blogs from you lately.

He'll get out and do it again probably. in rehab..in jail....out to do it again...in rehab...in jail...out to do it again
TexasTruBlu read my blog view my photos
May 11, 2008 | 12:31 PM

Why is it that we continue to give a free pass to people based on their celebrity status? What will it take for Americans to start demanding that the burden of obeying the law not be just one borne by the average Joe? I am personally sick of the adulation given to celebrities, professional athletes and such simply because they are known. If my kid had done that, he would be in jail and for a very long time. Why does justice seem so blind and aimless in the case of celebrity malfeasance?
scottythecomic read my blog view my photos
May 11, 2008 | 3:56 PM

Had it have been me, I'd be in TDC right now.
SILVERSTREAK55 read my blog
May 11, 2008 | 10:12 PM

I think he should have gotten a lot more than 8 months in jail! He is a spoiled brat who gets everything he wants. And I personally believe that this divorce thing with his dad and mom is a farce. I think he wanted to make sure that when he gets sued by this boys parents, he won't lose everything. That is my own opinion.
scottythecomic read my blog view my photos
May 12, 2008 | 7:19 AM

That's a very god point, Silverstreak55. Celebrities often get much better treatment than a "regular" citizen in court.
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nancymccoy

47 yr old mother of 2 girls and 2 granddaughter's. Plus 4 cats. Born and raised in Texas. Love good ol long hair rock and roll. I do have a special place in my heart for Motown. I like MMA almost as much as I do WWE and vanilla in my coffee. I'm also a Highlander and Star Trek freak. I love drag racing and dirt track racing. Old time BBS'er: FIDOnet, HOGnet, Snooknet, etc. I remember 300 baud modems. On the net since early '94. Love web design & doing my own graphics. First computer was a Trash80 or that Commodore 64, can't remember which happened first for me. Still have my QBasic books. I tend to dream in code. Did tech support. Beta tester. Have kept 4 other blogs for sometime, one of them since 2000 unless you count BBS's and then it goes waaaayyy back. Like I needed another one. Ah crap, forgot about Facebook. Make that 5. *shakes head*

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