:-)
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Of course he did. He would otherwise have no leverage for a later plea.
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The justice system is controlled by money

how much money does Britt have, enough to walk?

we will see!
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Incoming Cooper barret to post about how Britt isn't that bad of a guy and we need to see things from all points of view.

"That little girl was asking for it"
-Cooper barrett
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The only way he'll be able to post in this thread is if I move it the Romper Room.
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Something about this just does not add up.

I mean, Christ almighty, a 5 year old girl is critically injured because of his actions, which allegedly he was going 82mph on a ramp, while intoxicated and on some meds, and he's allowed to drive again (with modifications)?

Whoever this Jackson County judge is, that person needs to look at himself/herself in the mirror. That's the wrong message to send, in my opinion.
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Wrong me$$age to $end you $ay?
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Sounds like white $privilege$ to me.
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He needs to lose his license for at least 10 years… a ten year prison sentence should fit the bill in this circumstance.
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Thanks, Britt, for giving us an NFL news story that will no doubt be a gift that keeps on giving as we get to see this shitty headline and all it's updates in the coming months and years.

Former Chiefs’ assistant coach Britt Reid pleaded not guilty Monday to critically injuring a young girl in a crash. The next hearing will be a pretrial conference on July 22. No trial date has been set.https://t.co/L6B9UUkBe3

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) June 7, 2021

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I'm not a legal eagle by any stretch but how would pleading not guilty to this obvious crime help him?

What is he not guilty of?

Seems to me like this is just going to make the judge bury him further. I mean, what's your recourse for a not guilty plea?
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Doesn't take a legal eagle to know you always plead not guilty. Always.

If you've ever been in that situation, the judge will warn you that you will get the book by doing so.
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cui bono?

How does this benefit him? My only run in with the law was underage drinking a quart at age 18 and I've never studied law so I'll admit my ignorance.

Does this lead to a lesser plea bargain or how does he benefit from this plea? It's completely obvious what occurred.

Aliens? :-)
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I'm no legal eagle myself. I have always heard never plead guilty, unless there's a plea bargain in place for doing so. I am not to be taken as a scholar on this one. Personal experience, maybe(s).
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From my limited experience I've heard the courts will come down harder on you for not admitting to an obvious crime but it sounds like the two of us might as well be discussing what the 3rd trimester of childbirth is like.

Can't wait to see how they try to prove not guilty.
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