Isaac Parker, Tulsa (10/15/2008 5:10:13 AM)

Frazier was sentenced April 30 to four years in prison after a nonjury trial in which Gillert convicted him of three felony counts of domestic assault and battery as a second offense. Gillert cleared him of feloniously pointing a weapon.

At a Sept 2 judicial review of that sentence, Gillert suspended the remaining three years and eight months, and Frazier was released from prison. He still had a felony
record.
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Another example of a touchy-feely court ruling in favor of an obviously dangerous felon and an "officer of the court" to boot. Our courts are handing out suspended sentences in exchange for guilty pleas to lesser charges, and it appears to happen frequently. Lazy prosectutors and judges... no wonder there are so many repeat offenses... no accountability for the perps.

C.R. Delough, Tulsa (10/15/2008 5:17:17 AM)

Frazier should read what he signs, one would think a person with lawyer training would know better.

Bluebird48, Sand Springs (10/15/2008 7:12:52 AM)

Where did this man go to LAW SCHOOL!!!

okie ridgerunner, small town (10/15/2008 7:14:12 AM)

Shows we have some crooked and stupid lawyers out there who think they are above the law. lets be careful which one we give our money to. it is easy to pay your way right to jail and not know it.

Angry Citizen!, Bluejacket (10/15/2008 8:30:48 AM)

99% of lawyers give the rest a bad name...

Harvester3, Broken Arrow (10/15/2008 8:57:29 AM)

We agree on something!

Ignatz, Broken Bow (10/15/2008 9:18:14 AM)

Next time you folks get nailed for failure to support your children or your meth lab gets raided and you end up in the pokie call your Republican precinct chairman to help you out.

Eagle 4, Tulsa (10/15/2008 9:20:57 AM)

Ignorance is no excuse to break the law, although it seems to be a prerequisite to becoming a lawyer. Where did this man get his law degree, Alaska? (Sorry, Gov, couldn't resist!)

Angry Citizen!, Bluejacket (10/15/2008 9:51:13 AM)

Ignatz- I don't think that lawyers are any worse, or better, than anyone else!

Okie Dutch, Tulsa (10/15/2008 10:54:09 AM)

Crying "selective inforcement" is a pathetic whine, especially from a former lawyer who should be expert in reading fine print. Former felons can't vote. Does anyone not know that?

But don't you wonder who's job it is to keep track of voter fraud so closely that they could detect a former felon who lies? Was this a remarkably good example of business as usual regestration checks, or is someone keeping an extra close eye on this guy?

Actually, I'm okay with that either way. Lol.

C.R. Delough, Tulsa (10/15/2008 11:24:05 AM)

I, like Okie Dutch am curious as to who is keeping up with voter fraud...regardless, this guy has NO excuse to not know the law.

Graychin, Eucha (10/15/2008 12:32:17 PM)

Okie Dutch:

I'm with you and CR.

Graychin, Eucha (10/15/2008 12:45:15 PM)

Swami:

That wasn't very nice! Okie Dutch didn't deserve a response like that.

Whirled Peas, (10/15/2008 1:30:24 PM)

This prosecution does seem a bit petty.

oldhippyrebel, tulsa (10/15/2008 1:35:33 PM)

Felons can vote again, it is just in Okla it is different for every person. It is after the length of time of their judgement and sentence.

John BA, Broken Arrow (10/16/2008 10:39:57 AM)

The Republicans are getting really desperate now.

AzaD, (10/27/2008 11:00:15 AM)

Actually, felons can vote after the term of their original sentence has expired - it says THAT on the voter registration form, as well.

Honestly, I don't care what he says, Frazier is just a little punk that can't stop assaulting women because I'm guessing he has control issues. I'd honestly like to know why he can't stop assaulting whoever he's in a relationship with, does it make him feel like "Mr. Big-Man"? Of course, then that begs the question of what kind of loser woman would date or stay with this guy? Look him up on OSCN - he's the only lawyer with an extensive record of Assault & Battery.