Robert Kraft Pleads Not Guilty<br />to Solicitation Charges Kraft, owner of the New<br />England Patriots, has officially<br />entered a not guilty plea and<br />requested a jury trial. He was in charged in February<br />with two misdemeanor counts<br />of first-degree solicitation after<br />being caught at an illicit massage parlor. He has reportedly denied his<br />involvement in the human<br />trafficking scandal and accused<br />the state attorney of defamation. William Burck, Kraft's attorney,<br />via ‘New York Times’ Kraft’s scheduled arraignment <br />for March 28 has been<br />canceled as a result. If convicted, Kraft faces 100 hours<br />of community service, a $5,000 fine<br />and up to one year in jail. His not guilty plea comes days<br />after he publicly apologized. Robert Kraft, via statement
