[bondjamesbond]

-- After Mr. Limbaugh completes an additional 18 months of treatment, the State Attorney has agreed to drop the charge.

This worries me. If extraordinary pressure is brought to bear on the State Attorney, can he renege? We have seen enough malicious and politically driven investigations and prosecutions over the last few years that I don't feel comfortable taking the State Attorney's word for anything.

[Cheburashka]

This worries me. If extraordinary pressure is brought to bear on the State Attorney, can he renege? We have seen enough malicious and politically driven investigations and prosecutions over the last few years that I don't feel comfortable taking the State Attorney's word for anything.
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The State Attorney agreed to this before a judge. If Rush fulfills his side of the bargain I expect the judge will not let the State Attorney back out.
No guarantees in life, but I wouldn't worry much about this. The only reason the State Attorney agreed to this is he knows he doesn't have a case. If he had a case he wouldn't accept this, he would want a trial.