The differences between them: she s a criminal, clearly violatting Court s orders. He s an innocent man arrested under false accusations. She is free, after posting USD 75,000 as bond and he s still in prision due his "lack of money". His bail: USD 75,000,000. Any other difference? Lindsay Lohan released from jail after posting $75,000 bondBy Alan Duke, CNNApril 23, 2011 6:42 a.m. EDTLos Angeles (CNN) -- Lindsay Lohan, accused of stealing a necklace, spent five hours in custody before posting a $75,000 bond Friday evening after a judge sentenced her to 120 days in jail for violating her drunk driving probation.http://www.cnn.com/2011/CRIME/04/23/california.lindsay.lohan.case/index.htmlTomorrow is Easter s sunday and when Linday Lohan, a bad model of person, celebrity, woman, Citizen will be free, an innocent man at Arizona State called RICARDO COSTA will spend next sunday praying, begging to God Light up Arizona s Justice s minds so he will be able to prove his innocence on the false sex abuse charges against his kids. This man is a good Citizen, a good professional and a good dad to his kids.Please, read the following article from http://www.redrocknews.com/News/ricardo-costa-waits-2-years-for-trial-bail.htmlRicardo Costa waits 2 years for trial, bailFriday, 04 February 2011 00:00Written by Mark LinebergerThe right to a speedy trial is supposed to be one of the foundations of the American justice system. Unfortunately, the nature of that system sometimes means the courts cant always deliver on that promise.Thats been something Ricardo Costa has learned firsthand.Costa, formerly a Sedona resident and more recently a resident of the Yavapai County Detention Center in Camp Verde, was arrested and incarcerated Dec. 19, 2008.Costa, now 38, had gone to the courthouse to try and work out some financial issues regarding his then-recent divorce when he was arrested and charged with multiple counts of molesting and sexually abusing his own children.The case has continued since then through a series of delays. Several of the charges were dropped, Costas defense attorney Bruce Griffen said, and new charges were brought against him as the case developed.Costas case has moved through the system under different judges and jurisdictions as the months marched on. Griffen said its unusual for a defendant to be behind bars for so long waiting for a trial.Its been one thing after another, Griffen said. Its just dragged on and on.The courts will ultimately determine Costas guilt or innocence of committing these crimes of which he stands accused. Costa, however, maintains his innocence; his friends and supporters say Costa has refused plea deals that would have allowed him to get out of jail at the cost of his record.At a hearing in Yavapai County Superior Court on Tuesday, Feb. 1, Costa said he is determined to see this matter through to trial where he hopes to ultimately be exonerated.The hearing in Judge Tina Ainleys courtroom was packed with friends and a few family members looking to offer their moral support and testify on Costas behalf.While no trial date has yet been set, the purpose of the hearing was to determine if Costa is eligible for bail, after being locked up