Wow! I know some on here are deeply concered about what a beat writer might say or angry opposing fan bases but the university could open itself to a huge bage of worms if TSJ doesn't play.
Even reading Shannon's argument about title ix seemed like a stretch legally speaking. I havent read the u of is brief but consider the following
*assuming Title IX applies.
If the charges were dropped I’d argue nobody should be nervous - due process would’ve played out regardless of what anyone outside thinks. It is reasonable however for people to be nervous as we don’t even know what we don’t know here and the only concrete thing playing out is a swift and arduous defense by the university of their policy. This is all with the background of me hoping beyond hope that he is cleared in this and can return to finish the season.
The panel/university better start considering allowing the kid to play. The liability rests on NOT allowing him to play.
Oh Gary. I used to listen to his local radio show here in Memphis every day on the way home from work, but he just continued to get more and more policitally slanted and I couldn’t take it.
I think that is all but assured. Who knows how strong of evidence it would be, but it is my understanding that at this point she just needs enough to get over the probable cause standard, and likely wouldn't release anymore than what she thought was necessary.
Sounds like a defense to a motion to dismiss the case, not a TRO
My problem is. The university policy is pointless if he wins his battle. He will file a lawsuit and win even if the university wins the tro case. What's it worth to lose. If you lose 100 million it was not worth the suspension. The policy could be much better and involve an investigation. These types of incidents don't typically happen one time. It's a behavior.
Because the entire basis for seeking injunctive relief is that legal damages are an inadequate remedy. Making such an argument at this point would be leading with their chin. But to be sure, there will be a claim for damages made down the road, very likely irrespective of how this turns out.
I too feel like TSJ lawyer will come after the university hard once his name is cleared.
Of the involved parties, the UofI is the deepest pocket that might possibly settle or lose in court. Under the hypothesis that TSJr suffered damages, it is unlikely that the accuser has money to pay those damages, and good luck suing the DA. But the UofI is the most likely source for recovering what he may have lost.
you making my point, we literally don't know anything about the evidence, just the charges. I actually think you don't understand the legal system. they don't make evidence public knowledge, we are not the ones trying this case. IF this goes to trial TSJ has a very f-ing serious situation on his hands.
