The other car crashed, not him. He faced zero criminal charges and has had no criminal record since. He is an outstanding person that made the mistake of street racing his friend. Carter never lost control of his vehicle and never injured anybody
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He left them to die. He did not call for help. And other people who are involved with drag racing that ends in death typically get charged with criminal homicide in Georgia. If he was not a football player, he would have gone to prison. That is not "an outstanding person".
I know this is difficult for people to understand, but playing football doesn’t put you above the law. Carter couldn’t get charged with vehicular manslaughter, because he did not kill anybody. The district attorney is not giving football players special treatment.
You really want to show how ignorant you are by arguing with a former prosecutor? You are wrong. Athletes at big schools get special treatment all the time. In Georgia, if two cars are drag racing and it results in death, the driver of the non-contact car will usually also be charged.
"The state patrol is not releasing some details, such as whether one or both cars hit the victims. But Price said it does not matter because they were both involved. "They were participating in a speed contest between vehicles on the highway," he said. "They are both responsible."
The driver will usually be charged?? So do they go by the law in Georgia or don’t they?? They probably had a lawyer like you down there that couldn’t get anything done
Let me spell is out for you: BOTH DRIVERS GET CHARGED IN GEORGIA WHEN THEY DRAG RACE AND KILL SOMEONE - UNLESS ONE OF THE DRIVERS IS A STAR FOOTBALL PLAYER.
Not entitled - just correct. Just because you are a Philly fan doesn't mean you need to show the world you don't understand how criminal law actually works. Giants fan know how to revere a player on the field and condemn him for his actions off it (see: the greatest defensive player of all time).
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