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The Daily Sun reported that charges against Mark Morse and two other Florida men have been resolved in Montana. They pleaded guilty to misdemeanor hunting violations and were ordered to pay minimal fines and restitution. Morse retained his hunting and fishing privileges.

There were so many posters who were convinced that Mr. Morse would be or should be tossed into prison for 10 or 20 years for being guilty of many felonies. This is a lesson not to jump to conclussions before a judgement is made.
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The Daily Sun reported that charges against Mark Morse and two other Florida men have been resolved in Montana. They pleaded guilty to misdemeanor hunting violations and were ordered to pay minimal fines and restitution. Morse retained his hunting and fishing privileges.

There were so many posters who were convinced that Mr. Morse would be or should be tossed into prison for 10 or 20 years for being guilty of many felonies. This is a lesson not to jump to conclussions before a judgement is made.
....and here we go!
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There were so many posters who were convinced that Mr. Morse would be or should be tossed into prison for 10 or 20 years for being guilty of many felonies. This is a lesson not to jump to conclussions before a judgement is made.
Ain't never gonna happen, unfortunately! Just watch some of the comments, yet to be posted, that you'll see!

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But......TOTV IS the place to jump to conclusions! Oh, I forgot those are opinions.
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Wonder how many times"The Villages" favorite word--"Lawbreakers" will be used in these posts.
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The Daily Sun reported that charges against Mark Morse and two other Florida men have been resolved in Montana. They pleaded guilty to misdemeanor hunting violations and were ordered to pay minimal fines and restitution. Morse retained his hunting and fishing privileges.

There were so many posters who were convinced that Mr. Morse would be or should be tossed into prison for 10 or 20 years for being guilty of many felonies. This is a lesson not to jump to conclussions before a judgement is made.
That's interesting. Cannot find out that much about it from the Montana media on the poaching charges case(s).

Looks like the State's case must have had some holes in it that Morse lawyers as well as those of the other men (?) could use.

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The glove was too small.


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The glove was too small.


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That's interesting. Cannot find out that much about it from the Montana media on the poaching charges case(s).

Looks like the State's case must have had some holes in it that Morse lawyers as well as those of the other men (?) could use.

Just a guess.
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The Daily Sun reported that charges against Mark Morse and two other Florida men have been resolved in Montana. They pleaded guilty to misdemeanor hunting violations and were ordered to pay minimal fines and restitution. Morse retained his hunting and fishing privileges.

There were so many posters who were convinced that Mr. Morse would be or should be tossed into prison for 10 or 20 years for being guilty of many felonies. This is a lesson not to jump to conclussions before a judgement is made.
It still amazes me that sooooooooooooo many people in today's society luxuriate in the failures of the affluent.
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The Daily Sun reported that charges against Mark Morse and two other Florida men have been resolved in Montana. They pleaded guilty to misdemeanor hunting violations and were ordered to pay minimal fines and restitution. Morse retained his hunting and fishing privileges.

There were so many posters who were convinced that Mr. Morse would be or should be tossed into prison for 10 or 20 years for being guilty of many felonies. This is a lesson not to jump to conclussions before a judgement is made.
My face just fell in my soup when you said "The Daily Sun reported".
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My face just fell in my soup when you said "The Daily Sun reported".
Soup in your face? Pie in your face? Egg in your face? Same difference!
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Ok, now if he can get the IRS case tossed I will submit his name to the Vatican for Sainthood...
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