Claudio Reyna has had two careers, really, one in Europe, where he is known respectfully as Captain America, the other with the United States national team, where the judgment has been harsher about potential unfulfilled.
Once in America, a large majority of defendants end up plea bargaining to avoid the time, risk and potential harsh punishment involved in a trial.
Overshadowed by his comments on empathy was a harsh critique of potential 2012 Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
"Minnesota needs to send a strong message that we won't stay silent and that the punishment will be harsh, including the potential loss of parental custody of these innocent victims," Mary Franson, the state legislator who authored the measure, said in a statement.
This time, worries are not just based on the potential for harsh winter weather or the so-called war premium that could raise oil costs if the United States invades Iraq.
Still, officials said, the continuing tale in Dixon comes as a harsh reminder about the potential for large crimes in small city governments, where oversight can sometimes be an afterthought.
And he's aware of the potential for harsh commentary: "It's because of the feeling of intimacy and privilege of being in this community; people feel as though they're almost friends with the creator, and they can say such personal stuff".
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