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Tingari_xx
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Posted on Friday, December 11, 2009 - 8:28 pm:    Edit Post Delete Post View Post/Check IP

papam tellalist ki esinatlu esaru sicha. but manodu saripoyadu, amrika food tintaa aa desam vallani eseyamani seppadam 2bad
i have confessions to make and concessions to take!
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Blazewada
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Chicago: IIT alumnus Vikram Buddhi was on Friday sentenced to 57 months in prison and three years of supervised release for posting hate messages in 2006 to the then President George W Bush.


Buddhi, who was arrested in 2006, was sentenced by senior Judge James T Moody after being convicted of making threats to Bush, the then Vice President Dick Cheney and their wives, and calling for bombings of US infrastructure.


The 38-year old Phd student of Purdue University, will have to spend an additional three years under "supervised release" under the supervision of a probation officer, the court said.


He can though appeal the sentence in a Chicago court within 10 days of this judgement. Since he has already been in prison since April 2006, the months are likely to be deducted from his sentence term.


Buddhi, who represented himself during the sentence hearing after firing his lawyer, said earlier that he was given the short end of the stick, and claimed the trial had been unfair.


Before the sentencing Buddhi submitted to the judge that he had got "ineffective assistance" of the counsel and said it was the "gravest error of justice".


Buddhi on Thursday fired his lawyer Arlington Foley for not discussing the case properly, and said would "involuntarily represent himself" at the hearing.
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