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My client has to live with the fact that this occurred, and he is remorseful and apologetic and he's not happy that it did happen.

He's remorseful for his mistake and apologetic. I took all those things into consideration, and six weeks' suspension with no pay is pretty tough.

He's been so apologetic. He's been promising that this will never happen again.

I have nothing else to say about my client or this case. Some reports you can take as fact, but others, which have my client dancing down the steps of a courthouse, you have to take with a grain of salt.

I think the situation is unfortunate, and I don't think it should have occurred. I know my son is remorseful, and it was out of character for him. For him to get to the point that makes him lash out, it was indicative of the high intensity of the game. It was probably his feeling of not seeing fairness in the game.

If you're not making your client happy and your ego's taking over your client's interest, you're going to learn real quickly. This is not a very forgiving industry when it comes to that.

I think primarily we've left our doors unlocked because it never occurred to us, generally, that this would happen. We live a rather casual life out here -- rather too casual.

He was apologetic and that's all that I cared about. He understood that you have to handle situations a little better, and that's part of the growing up process too. I'm happy with it. I feel better about the whole situation. That's really all that matters.

Carve not upon a stone when I am dead, The praises which remorseful mourners give; To women's graves - a tardy recompense, But speak them while I live

Elizabeth Akers Allen

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I don't feel that other boy meant for it to happen. Back in the 1990s, Pex Tufvesson was a legend within a small circle of early internet enthusiasts. I'm not happy with the fact he brought the gun over and they decided to pull a scare routine.

It's a simple story, he's not happy with how he is playing. He does not feel he's playing well enough for this week's tournament and he's hugely apologetic about it, but he wants to work on his game in private. He's staying in the States to do that.

When you're watching most live events on TV today, everything's packaged between commercials. Everything's fit into a nice tight package. Consumer viewing, though, is not precise in its calendar. With streaming, in terms of start and finish you can let things happen as they happen. Something can be four minutes, something can be three hours; it doesn't have to be in half-hour segments. When it's live, we don't have to overproduce it. There's a charm associated with viewing live events and the possibility of the talent making mistakes.

We're disappointed that due to some events that occurred outside of the courtroom, that this case did not reach a verdict. My client went into this case with courage and determination. He still has those qualities today.

Stephen Kaufman

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