Student sell vote on eBay face charges
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Max Sanders, a 19-year old student from University of Minnesota sell his vote in the upcoming presidential election. A minimum bid of $10, he will vote for whomever you choose. Sanders told the investigator that it was just a joke, now his facing charged with one count of bribery, treating and soliciting, a felony under an 1893 Minnesota law that makes it a crime to offer to buy or sell a vote. The scarcely used law in the 1920’s, when people sold their votes in exchange for liquor.
California Secretary of State’s office discovered the posting and report to Minnesota’s office. Then office notified the Hennepin County attorney, who contact eBay to find out Sander’s identity. The 19-year old student is now facing a maximum penalty of 5 years imprisonment and a $10,000 fine. The moral lesson here is that “Don’t sell your vote!”.
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July 7th, 2008 at 4:53 pm
Well, the people running for office buys votes so what’s the problem. I hope this goes away for this kid. It could ruin his life.
July 8th, 2008 at 7:05 pm
1CP: sure it did
, one bad joke brought him into big trouble.