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tye norton

Oh also Ms. Leverett, as i said you dont know them because Scrushy is no where close to being greedy, that is the most giving man! You have no idea. I am sorry you are blinded by something.

tye Norton

I will tell you this Ms. Leverett, you dont know them to well if you think that. These are great people and you know nothing. I pray for you!

Delmar Morton

I totally agree with Ms. Leverett, they should get the maximum sentence.

Alice Leverett

I was a classmate of Richard or as I knew him as Marin Scrushy. As I recall, he was raised like me, with middle class parents who worked hard to make ends meet. When I first heard he had started his own business I was so proud to say I knew him. I was glad for him that he became successful. Later on when I first heard he was in trouble, I was in shock. He has proven to me that when people become successful and make lots of money, they usually become corrupt and greedy. They will do anything including unlawful things to make more money. Money also makes people feel powerful and think they are above the law. I hate to say this, but I believe he should get the maximum sentence.

fast2write

This is pretty hard to follow, but I'm glad you are doing it anyway. It's certainly a valid contribution to the Web coverage of the case.

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Delmar Morton

The defense is dragging it out.Let the Judge Sentence them. and stop wasting the tax payers money.

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