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Former Vols appear in court - November 23, 2009

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Former University of Tennessee football player Mike Edwards, 18, left, and his attorney David Eldridge, center, walks past prosecutor John Gill after appearing in court on attempted aggravated armed robbery charges.

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Former University of Tennessee football player Mike Edwards, 18, left, and his attorney David Eldridge, center, walks past prosecutor John Gill after appearing in court on attempted aggravated armed robbery charges.

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  • Former University of Tennessee football player Mike Edwards, 18, left, and his attorney David Eldridge, center, walks past prosecutor John Gill after appearing in court on attempted aggravated armed robbery charges.
  • Former University of Tennessee football player Nu'Keese Richardson, 18, leaves court Monday after appearing on charges of attempted aggravated robbery.
  • Nu'Keese Richardson, left, stands beside defense lawyer Jamie Poston as prosecutor John Gill, center, announces the attempted armed robbery case against Richardson and Mike Edwards, right, beside defense lawyer David Eldridge, will proceed.
  • Former University of Tennessee football player Mike Edwards, left, talks with defense lawyer David Eldridge as he makes his appearance in court Monday. Edwards faces charges of attempted aggravated robbery in a botched holdup Nov. 12.
  • Prosecutor John Gill, center, announces the dismissal of attempted armed robbery charges against Marie Montmarquet, left, and UT football player Janzen Jackson on Monday, November 23, 2009 in Knox County General Sessions Court. Attorney Greg Isaacs, behind Gill, represents Montmarquet, and Don Bosch, right, represents Jackson who did not attend the hearing. Possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia charges will proceed against Montmarquet.
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  • Prosecutor John Gill, left, and defense lawyers Greg Isaacs and Don Bosch wait for court to start Monday. Gill announced prosecutors had dropped charges against UT football player Janzen Jackson and fellow UT student Marie Montmarquet.
  • Defense lawyers Greg Isaacs, left, Don Bosch and David Eldridge confer Monday with prosecutor John Gill as Gill prepares to announce the dismissal of attempted armed robbery charges against UT Vol Janzen Jackson and fellow student Marie Montmarquet.
  • Knoxville Attorney Greg Issacs and his client UT student Marie Montmarquet, 22, talks with the media after court Monday morning. Prosecutors announced they have dropped attempted aggravated robbery charges against Montmarquet and UT football player Janzen Jackson in a botched holdup Nov. 12 at the Pilot on Cumberland Avenue.

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bluegrassmike writes:

Familiar scenario with many UT athletes!! The courtroom and off to jail.

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