how many years did the judge hand down to the singer, Ronald Isley?
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O.k. Michael Jackson....
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Rupert Holmes\nhttp://music.yahoo.com/ar-252229---Rupert-Holmes
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The legal system needs a major overhaul. In this country money talks. If R.Kelly was a regular everyday guy he would have been in jail a long time by now. Can you imagine he's allowed to arrange his court appearances around his concert dates? A truly messed up system.
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I would have to guess it was Michael Jackson.
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The Isley Brothers.  Because they're the only group from the 50's still having albums debut in the top-10.  Favorite song:  Harvest For The World.  Favorite Jam:  That Lady.  The Isleys are the only act I know that can change with the times while still being true to themselves.
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A long time. 70 yearsavg
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to many years to count
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I think it was a Canadian Artist names Ronnie Love
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about 170 years.\n(167 to be exact)
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Approx. 35 yrs. \n\nThey will most probably not give you their copy. They will only give it over when in their best interest or in court order.
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Don't know the maximum and in any event it will vary from country to country (so in some parts of the world it's probably life).  The minimum could be whatever the Judge decides.  A friend of mine was sentenced for not paying his car tax - his sentence was to wait in the courtroom until the Magistrates reconvened after lunch - about an hour (not technically a jail sentence tho).
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It depends on the judge.
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http://www.behindthename.com/php/search.php?terms=Ronald
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Don't know if this is the longest but it was the only one I could find under longest time served.........\n\nRichard Honeck was sentenced to life imprisonment in the U.S. in 1899, after having murdered his former schoolteacher. It was reported in November, 1963, that Honeck, then aged 84, who was in Menard Penitentiary, Chester, III., was due to be paroled after 64 years in prison, during which time he had received one letter (a 4-line note from his brother in 1904) and 2 visitors, a friend in 1904 and a newspaper reporter in 1963. He was released on December 20, 1963.
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paula abdual\n\n*edit...sorry I misspelled it, Abdul. I loved the Spellbound CD when I was younger
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16 years sometimes it counts on how many songs he did