“While the defendant pled guilty, our office does not have a plea agreement with him,” the U.S. attorney said. “There are no accommodations or concessions, and we are free to seek the maximum penalty under the law.”
There wasn't any plea deal in place, he (in consultation with his lawyers) probably figured this was the best path for him to possibly not get a life sentence. It's as simple as that.
No, it's US voters that put the big asshole in the building (again!).
He's just doing what he does best - wrecking shit.
Ted Cruz is nothing but bunk
It would be funny if the Feds give him a slap on the wrist, then hire him to be in the Secret Service, and part of Obama's security detail
Do either of you have a common last name? I get spam calls (and even more emails) all the time really meant for people with a similar name somewhere else.
Tell that to my BCH that I held onto after the fork
If Roger is so successful now how come BCH is still a big fat loser?
We should ask Al Franken what "Woke 1.0" was, I will bet he has an opinion on it
No, AI is profitable for some customers - if you look at things purely on a transactional basis and ignore the environmental costs and blatant copyright infringement.
The only way to force AI companies to go away is for the regulatory bodies to make sure they are paying the full cost of all this, and not freeloading on the rest of us. Then it will cost so much that it will go away entirely, and we will all go back to editing memes in MS Paint, like it oughta be.
I am in favor of AI slop being used for unprofitable endeavors. It accelarates the point at which these companies evaporate, just like their water.
I've seen the stalking charges described as "stalking resulting in death", which I suppose is worse than plain old stalking but not quite murder. Regardless, he's facing a max sentence of life. It seems like he's taking a gamble that he will get less than that.
And as far as I can tell, he is betting they by saying "I killed him" as part of this plea in this trial, he can get out of the state trial.