So I am seeing breaking news that a judge has dissolved the restraint on Elliot’s suspension, so he has to sit. Lawyer people: is this the end of it now?
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buckeyesin07
Veni. Vidi. Vici.
He still can appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. But otherwise, he's sitting.
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If Ezekiel is really, truly innocent, any suggestion he should roll over and accept the penalty is absurd. Six game checks in his prime earning years. Having the stigma of domestic violence attached to his character as a person. Everything from future contracts, performance incentives in his current contract he may now not be able to hit, endorsements, which teams might choose to even bid on his services in his free agent years, future awards candidacy ... the accusation itself clouds everything and has likely already cost him multiple millions.
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Fine, I'll just go to your employer, falsely claim you raped someone, and then you can be fine with your employer suspending you six weeks without pay while you try to prove your innocence. I mean, you wouldn't want to clog down your employer with the situation...
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dragurd
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https://sports.yahoo.com/elliott-judge-husband-works-law-165247578.html
In the never ending nonsense in this case. Judge's husband works a lawfirm involved in writing the cba. Jeez could they make this look worse by trying?
May not had any effect on her ruling but optics are terrible once again especially since it wasn't previously disclosed
In the never ending nonsense in this case. Judge's husband works a lawfirm involved in writing the cba. Jeez could they make this look worse by trying?
May not had any effect on her ruling but optics are terrible once again especially since it wasn't previously disclosed
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powerlifter
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Absolutely,never accept guilt that isn't yours. Zeke is so young and he might not play for the cowboys forever. This is the kind of stuff that follows you around,if found guilty.
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That's the kicker though, right, there is no guilty in a true court of law. Whether Zeke is innocent or not has absolutely no bearing on the NFL's ruling and suspension. This is purely the NFL acquiescing to what they believe makes them look good in the public eye and trying to show they are tough on abuse. The NFL being tough on abuse in an of itself is a great thing.
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Which is fine. Problem here though is we all know Zeke isn’t being suspended because there’s evidence he hit a woman. He’s being suspended because there’s evidence Ray Rice hit a woman.
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