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Originally Posted by basa
Maybe not 'guilty' per se, but enough for him to be 'forced to resign'. Possibly another example of masonic favours, rather than facing investigations that could lead to guilt.  |
So, leaving insinuation and speculation to one side, in the eyes of the law (which is all that is relevant when sentencing), he was of previous good character and had no previous convictions.
Sounds like a suspended sentence was about right to me.