Write an article using the following points:

Queensland Reds player pleaded guilty to four counts of possession.
Hunt slapped with a $2500 fine, but will not have a conviction recorded.
Australian Rugby Union suspended Hunt for six weeks and fined him $30,000.
Code-crosser reportedly bought up to 12.5 grams of the illicit drug.
Lawyer says it was a 'misguided month-long celebration' Hunt regrets.
Court heard  Hunt bought from ex-players John Touma and  Matt Seers.
Hunt will stand down as vice-captain of the Reds.
Code-crossing football star Karmichael Hunt has been fined $2500 after he pleaded guilty to four counts of cocaine possession but will not have a conviction recorded against him. The current Queensland Reds player pleaded guilty to the downgraded charges, after he had originally been charged with supplying the illicit drug. The fine of $2500 is substantially less than the amount Hunt paid for the drugs, which have a street value of roughly $300 per gram. Later in the afternoon, the Australian Rugby Union came down much heavier on Hunt, hitting him with a six-week ban and $30,000 fine. He also stood down from his position of vice-captain at his club. Scroll down for video. Football star Karmichael Hunt was all smiles as he left court without a conviction, after he earlier pleaded guilty to cocaine possession. Hunt arrives in court prior to pleading guilty to four counts of cocaine possession. All four charges relate to a month-long period from September 1 to October 4 last year, when Hunt was on a 'regrettable' post-season bender, according to his lawyer, Alastair McDougall. Hunt accepted the blame for his actions and apologised to his team and to fans of the game. 'I made a terrible mistake last year and have no one but myself to blame for this situation,' Hunt said in a statement issued this afternoon. 'I am genuinely sorry for the distress I have caused my family, friends, team mates, Reds members, sponsors, fans and the wider rugby and sporting community in Queensland and beyond. Earlier in the day, Hunt said he was 'relieved' with the court's decision. 'I'm looking forward to putting his part of the process behind us and moving on,' he said. Hunt is scheduled to have an official press conference on Friday, but speaking outside of court he was 'relieved with the outcome'. Mr McDougall did not dispute the facts presented by police, and said they were the results of 'poor choices' by his client. 'He'll be paying for those choices for the rest of his life,' Mr McDougall said. 'He has suffered significant economic loss....it's an enormous economic loss. 'This has been a massive, massive wake-up call to him.' ARU boss Bill Pulver expressed his disappointment with Hunt, but said the sport will stand behind the embattled player. 'Illicit substances have no place in Rugby,' Mr Pulver said in a statement. 'However we acknowledge that he is sincerely remorseful and has cooperated with the investigation and our integrity enquiries throughout this process. Karmichael has also accepted the penalty and consequences of his actions and understands the requirements of a professional athlete and the expectations of our code.' The court heard Hunt liked buying '8-balls' or 'big ones' that contain 3.5g of cocaine, for $1100, from former NRL players. All four charges relate to a month-long period from September 1 to October 4 last year, when Hunt was on a 'regrettable' post-season bender, according to his lawyer, Alastair McDougall. Notices to face court were served to players by the Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission. The court heard Hunt liked buying '8-balls' or 'big ones' that contain 3.5g of cocaine, for $1100, according to the Gold Coast Bulletin. Hunt was allegedly turning to fellow former NRL players John Touma and Matt Seers to buy the drug. A notice to face court was served to the fallen star by the Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission. Greg Bird is another of the players due to face court in the coming days. Titans players Beau Falloon and Jamie Dowling also fronted court this morning, and saw their cases adjourned until May. Fellow Titans Greg Bird, Dave Taylor and Kalifa Faifai Loa are expected to face court on Monday along with former teammates Ashley Harrison and Joe Vickery. The investigation that tackled Hunt also resulted in notices being served to eight current or former members of the Gold Coast NRL team. Titans players Beau Falloon and Jamie Dowling also fronted court this morning, and saw their cases adjourned until May. Fellow Titans Greg Bird, Dave Taylor and Kalifa Faifai Loa are expected to face court on Monday along with former teammates Ashley Harrison and Joe Vickery.
Skriv en artikel med hjälp av följande punkter: Queensland Reds spelare erkände sig skyldig till fyra grevar av innehav. Jakten slogs med böter på 2500 dollar, men kommer inte att få en fällande dom inspelad. Australian Rugby Union stängde av Hunt i sex veckor och bötfällde honom 30 000 dollar. Enligt uppgift köpte Code-crosser upp till 12,5 gram av den olagliga drogen. Advokaten säger att det var ett "missriktat månadslångt firande" Hunt beklagar. Rätten hörde Hunt köpa från exspelarna John Touma och Matt Seers. Hunt kommer att avgå som de rödas vicekapten.
Write an article using the following points: Queensland Reds players pleaded guilty to four counts of possession. The hunt was struck with a $2,500 fine, but will not have a conviction recorded. The Australian Rugby Union suspended Hunt for six weeks and fined him $30,000. Code-crosser reportedly bought up to 12.5 grams of the illegal drug. The lawyer says it was a "misdirected month-long celebration" Hunt regrets. The court heard Hunt buy from ex-players John Touma and Matt Seers. Hunt will step down as the Reds' deputy captain.
Kodöverskridande fotbollsstjärnan Karmichael Hunt har bötfällts $2500 efter att han erkänt sig skyldig till fyra åtal för kokaininnehav men inte kommer att få en fällande dom mot honom. Den nuvarande Queensland Reds-spelaren erkände sig skyldig till de nedgraderade anklagelserna, efter att han ursprungligen hade åtalats för att ha levererat den olagliga drogen. Böterna på 2500 dollar är betydligt lägre än det belopp som Hunt betalade för drogerna, som har ett gatuvärde på ungefär 300 dollar per gram. Senare på eftermiddagen kom Australian Rugby Union ner mycket tyngre på Hunt, slog honom med ett sex veckor förbud och $ 30 000 böter. Han avstod även från sin position som vicekapten på sin klubb. Scrolla ner för video. Fotbollsstjärnan Karmichael Hunt var alla leenden då han lämnade hovet utan fällande dom, efter att han tidigare erkänt sig skyldig till kokaininnehav. Hunt anländer till domstolen innan han erkänner sig skyldig till fyra fall av kokaininnehav. Alla fyra anklagelserna gäller en månadslång period från den 1 september till den 4 oktober förra året, då Hunt var på en "beklaglig" efter säsongen bender, enligt hans advokat, Alastair McDougall. Hunt tog på sig skulden för sina handlingar och bad sitt lag och fans av spelet om ursäkt. "Jag gjorde ett fruktansvärt misstag förra året och har ingen annan än mig själv att skylla för denna situation," Hunt sade i ett uttalande som utfärdades i eftermiddag. 'Jag är verkligen ledsen för den nöd jag har orsakat min familj, vänner, lagkamrater, Reds medlemmar, sponsorer, fans och den bredare rugby och sport community i Queensland och utanför. Tidigare på dagen sa Hunt att han var "lättad" med domstolens beslut. "Jag ser fram emot att lägga sin del av processen bakom oss och gå vidare," sade han. Hunt är planerad att hålla en officiell presskonferens på fredag, men att tala utanför domstol var han ”lättad med resultatet”. McDougall bestred inte de fakta som polisen lade fram och sade att de var resultatet av hans klients ”fattiga val”. "Han kommer att betala för dessa val för resten av sitt liv," Mr McDougall sade. "Han har lidit betydande ekonomisk förlust .... det är en enorm ekonomisk förlust. "Det här har varit en massiv, massiv väckarklocka till honom." ARU-bossen Bill Pulver uttryckte sin besvikelse med Hunt, men sade att sporten kommer att stå bakom den embatterade spelaren. 'Olagliga ämnen ha ingen plats i Rugby', sade herr Pulver i ett uttalande. "Men vi erkänner att han är uppriktigt ångerfull och har samarbetat med utredningen och våra integritetsförfrågningar under hela denna process. Karmichael har också accepterat straffet och konsekvenserna av sina handlingar och förstår kraven från en professionell idrottsman och förväntningarna på vår kod. Rätten hörde att Hunt gillade att köpa '8-bollar' eller 'stora' som innehåller 3,5 g kokain, för 1100 dollar, från före detta NRL-spelare. Alla fyra anklagelserna gäller en månadslång period från den 1 september till den 4 oktober förra året, då Hunt var på en "beklaglig" efter säsongen bender, enligt hans advokat, Alastair McDougall. Notiser till inför domstol serverades till spelare av Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission. Rätten hörde att Hunt gillade att köpa "8-bollar" eller "stora" som innehåller 3,5 g kokain, för 1100 dollar, enligt Gold Coast Bulletin. Hunt påstods vända sig till tidigare NRL-spelare John Touma och Matt Seers för att köpa drogen. En kallelse att möta domstol delgavs den fallna stjärnan av Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission. Greg Bird är en annan av spelarna på grund av att möta domstol under de kommande dagarna. Titans spelare Beau Falloon och Jamie Dowling ställde också upp i rätten i morse, och såg deras mål ajourneras till maj. Fellow Titans Greg Bird, Dave Taylor och Kalifa Faifai Loa förväntas ställas inför rätta på måndagen tillsammans med tidigare lagkamraterna Ashley Harrison och Joe Vickery. Utredningen som tacklade Hunt resulterade också i att meddelanden delgavs åtta nuvarande eller tidigare medlemmar i Guldkustens NRL-team. Titans spelare Beau Falloon och Jamie Dowling ställde också upp i rätten i morse, och såg deras mål ajourneras till maj. Fellow Titans Greg Bird, Dave Taylor och Kalifa Faifai Loa förväntas ställas inför rätta på måndagen tillsammans med tidigare lagkamraterna Ashley Harrison och Joe Vickery.
Cross-code football star Karmichael Hunt has been fined $2,500 after he pleaded guilty to four counts of cocaine possession but will not receive a conviction against him. The current Queensland Reds player pleaded guilty to the downgraded charges, after he had originally been charged with delivering the illegal drug. The $2,500 fine is significantly lower than the amount that Hunt paid for the drugs, which has a street value of about $300 per gram. Later in the afternoon, the Australian Rugby Union came down much heavier on Hunt, beating him with a six-week ban and a $30,000 fine. He also waived his position as vice-captain of his club. Scroll down for video. Football star Karmichael Hunt was all smiles as he left the court without conviction, after he previously pleaded guilty to cocaine possession. Hunt arrives at court before pleading guilty to four cases of cocaine possession. All four charges relate to a month-long period from September 1 to October 4 last year, when Hunt was on a "regrettable" post-season Bender, according to his lawyer, Alastair McDougall. Hunt took the blame for his actions and apologized to his team and fans of the game. "I made a terrible mistake last year and have no one but myself to blame for this situation," Hunt said in a statement issued this afternoon. 'I'm really sorry for the distress I've caused my family, friends, teammates, Reds members, sponsors, fans and the wider rugby and sports community in Queensland and outside. Earlier in the day, Hunt said he was "lightened" with the court's decision. "I look forward to putting my part of the process behind us and moving on," he said. Hunt is scheduled to hold an official press conference on Friday, but speaking out of court he was ‘easy with the result'. McDougall did not contest the facts presented by police and said they were the result of his client's ‘poor choice'. "He's going to pay for these choices for the rest of his life," Mr. McDougall said. "He has suffered significant financial loss .... it is a huge financial loss. "This has been a massive, massive wake-up call to him." ARU boss Bill Pulver expressed his disappointment with Hunt, but said the sport will stand behind the embattled player. 'Illegal topics have no place in Rugby', said Mr. Powder in a statement. "But we acknowledge that he is sincerely repentant and has collaborated with the investigation and our privacy requests throughout this process. Karmichael has also accepted the punishment and consequences of his actions and understands the demands of a professional athlete and the expectations of our code. The court heard Hunt liked to buy '8 balls' or 'big' containing 3.5 g of cocaine, for $1,100, from former NRL players. All four charges relate to a month-long period from September 1 to October 4 last year, when Hunt was on a "regrettable" post-season Bender, according to his lawyer, Alastair McDougall. Notices to court were served to players by the Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission. The court heard Hunt liked to buy "8-balls" or "big" containing 3.5 g of cocaine, for $1,100, according to the Gold Coast Bulletin. Hunt was alleged to turn to former NRL players John Touma and Matt Seers to buy the drug. A summons to face court was served the fallen star by the Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission. Greg Bird is another of the players due to face court over the next few days. Titans players Beau Falloon and Jamie Dowling also stood in court this morning, watching their case adjourned to May. Fellow Titans Greg Bird, Dave Taylor and Kalifa Faifai Loa are expected to be tried on Monday along with former teammates Ashley Harrison and Joe Vickery. The investigation that tackled Hunt also resulted in messages being served on eight current or former members of the Gold Coast NRL team. Titans players Beau Falloon and Jamie Dowling also stood in court this morning, watching their case adjourned to May. Fellow Titans Greg Bird, Dave Taylor and Kalifa Faifai Loa are expected to be tried on Monday along with former teammates Ashley Harrison and Joe Vickery.