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i'm going to turn to mie and coe back to you with the actual sentence. get the full story and come back. to all of you sitting next to me and joey jackson the newest addition to the panel. start with you. hearing this. sounds like emotional, mea culpa. mea culpa. turning to the judge, i take full responsibility, accept whatever punishment you give me. what are youhink you thinking? >> impressed. it's a kig sesignificant, i dont to say tragedy. so many impacted. we're all victims because we teach our children to do things the right way. because we teach our children about role models, how to study your s.a.t.s, how to do better, get better we all have those conversations and she took a shortcut. it's about power, money, impact and what it has upon the system. ultimately i hope colleges revamp the process so it's less favorable. i say that to say, brooke, i get the gravity of this and think the gravity is horrific. at the same time i will tell you that iable very impressed by her. let me explain why. we are a system that always talks about defendants and h

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