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Man Serving 10-Year Prison Sentence Not Eligible for Bond Under Changed Law, Court Rules

By Conaway and Strickler

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Was it a ?deadly sin?, a crime or just one night of stupidity? That?s the issue courts in Georgia are grappling with in the case of Genarlow Wilson, who is serving a 10-year prison sentence in this state for having consensual oral sex with a girl when they were both teens and minors. According to an Associated Press news report a New York-based investment manager and 10 other business leaders have offered to post a $1 million bond to free Wilson, but prosecutors say the incarcerated man is not eligible for that bond.

Full post as published by Georgia Criminal Defense Blog on July 06, 2007 (boomark / email).

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