Jax a Free Man

by Atma Brother ONE on Jun 22, 2007 12:37 AM PDT in News Comment 3 comments

When the Warriors looted the Indiana Pacers only real drawback was Stephen Jackson's pending trial. Good news came this past Wednesday in court for Jackson and the Dubs. After pleading guilty to a felony charge Jackson's penalty was lessened to a 5k fine and 100 hours of community service in addition to extending his probation to one more year. He will not be serving any jail time.

We believed the Warriors would make the playoffs and they did. We believed the Warriors would shock the world and beat the Dallas Mavericks and they did.

We believe Stephen Jackson will not get into any more trouble with the law.

We believe in you man. Prove us right.
(AP Photo/Michael Conroy)

"I'm ready to move on," he told a small crowd of reporters. "I'm in a great city with a great new team, had a great year, as all y'all seen. I'm ready to experience another one." -Stephen Jackson

Let's do this man. Let's do this.

Also see:

Ex-Pacer Jackson pleads guilty in club shooting [AP]
"Anger cannot be dishonest."–Marcus Aurelius [Fear the Beard]
Did Jackson get special treatment? [SFGate]
Ex-Pacer to plead guilty in club fight [IndyStar]
Jackson is relieved his case is resolved [IndyStar]
Right Now, Stephen Jackson Is Laughing At Paris Hilton [Say Hey]
Stephen Jackson Is Not Going to Jail [FanHouse]

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Yezzir...

Let's do this. One dub, one luv. Yay for Jack!

by Sleeksilve2 on Jun 22, 2007 1:19 AM PDT reply actions 0 recs

Free Jax!

We believe ... Jax will look both ways when exiting the strip club to avoid getting hit again.

We believe ... Jax won't hang with Jamaal Tinsley as much anymore.

We believe ... the Indianapolis prosecutors were on a bit of a power trip:

But prosecutors intend the work to be punishment, which is why they chose the community center Christamore House for Jackson.

David Wyser, Marion County's chief trial deputy prosecutor, said he was confident that Christamore's director, Olgen Williams, "will ensure that Mr. Jackson performs his community hours doing work of cleaning, of painting, whatever it is he has to do as opposed to helping youths play basketball, something he enjoys doing."