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  1. Einstein
    I find it gross that i’m sharing a forum with you. Where is Simon to take our the trash?
  2. Einstein
    Yes in California.
  3. Einstein
    Litigation Privilege would make any libel case very difficult.
  4. Einstein
    Im certainly no legal expert. The photo I posted was from a law firm. Here is the link: https://www.newmanallen.com/blog/2021/august/what-is-the-age-of-consent-in-california-/
  5. Einstein
    Lots of posters showing their true colors in this thread.
  6. Einstein
    Neither am I. I was simply showing where I got that information from.
  7. Einstein
    To be fair, Tony Buzbee did this too and it helped him force Watson to settle. The court of public opinion is powerful.
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  9. Einstein
    Then you’re woefully ignorant. Parents don’t “allow” many things teens do. Especially a 17 year old who could get piercings at any mall in the country.
  10. Einstein
    Just FYI, I read that in California it is typically only a felony when the perpetrator is 21 or older and the victim is 16 or under. Otherwise it is a misdemeanor. Because Araiza was 20 and the alleged victim was 17, it may be a misdemeanor.
  11. Einstein
    Are you kidding?
  12. Einstein
    Whether innocent or guilty, I can’t believe his attorney didn’t settle this case when the alleged victim was willing to. Have these attorneys learned nothing from the handling of the Watson case? Florio did an amazing breakdown where he showed how much Watson would have saved (millions) if he accepted the first settlement offer.
  13. Einstein
    I would be genuinely surprised if the Bills didn’t ask him if there were any potential or pending legal matters that they should know about, before the draft. Therefore that leads me to a few potentials: A) Araiza lied to the Bills B) Araiza told the Bills and they drafted him anyway.
  14. Einstein
    That's a great point.
  15. Einstein
    Correct. This is true. Historically, they try to stay out of practice conduct. But that doesn't mean they can't step in. There really is nothing stopping the Bengal player from pressing charges either. To my knowledge. Not that it would ever happen.
  16. Einstein
    Yeah, who in the world thought that was a good idea!?
  17. Einstein
    There are a lot of posters confusing "clubs regulate player behavior at practice" with "the NFL can't do anything". Which is absolute nonsense. The NFL can absolutely do whatever it wants. You think if a player grabbed a female water-carriers buttocks at practice, the NFL wouldn't get involved? HA! They would be involved so fast the players head would spin.
  18. Einstein
    Am I not reading correctly or does that article say absolutely nothing about this Donald fight? Schefter said it happened today. I believe Schefter.
  19. Einstein
    Yeah that doesn't mean the NFL cant punish for this. The NFL can essentially do whatever it wants. They probably wont though.
  20. Einstein
    This doesnt say the NFL can't. It just says clubs are typically responsible. It wasn't his teammate. It was a Bengals player. .
  21. Einstein
    Where did you hear or see that?
  22. Einstein
    I just took a quick read at the personal conduct policy and it says the NFL can suspend for basically anything lol. Honestly. But more poignantly, it says "assault" and "even if the conduct does not result in a criminal conviction".
  23. Einstein
    If the NFL can suspend you for something that happens in the off-season, why couldn't they suspend you for something that happens at practice?
  24. Einstein
    It really is. That ends in handcuffs for anyone not in a sports uniform.
  25. Einstein
    He was caught on film today striking opposing players while violently swinging a helmet. Myles Garrett was given a 6 game suspension for similar behavior, though that was in a game and not a joint practice.
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