According to the report of prosecutors who chose NOT to prosecute, the girl WAS drunk. You disagree with the prosecutors who are not prosecuting?
Why does expecting young men to not engage in immoral behavior seem to be a bridge too difficult to cross? They’re homosexual if they treat women with respect?
Should a team not have expectations for moral and decent behavior in their players?
you are just wrong dude….just wrong….I saw the press conferene, the states atty said she WAS NOT DRUNK and said the tox report showed .04 - which as he said “is not very high.”
You are just flat out wrong.
In fact, it’s the fact she CLAIMED to be too drunk to remember details - and yet was not - that probably led to the conclusions there was not much here.
And as for the idea of “expectations for moral and decent behavior” - that’s very pollyanish.
Depends on your standard of "drunk". At the time of the incident, her level was probably .1 or so: too high to be driving, but not so high that she would be unaware of what was going on, and thus not high enough that she could not give consent.
I heard the press conference. The prosecutor said she wasn’t drunk. Couldn’t explain the memory lapses. Memory lapses look awful in court.
According to the AMA when a “baseline” for drunk driving was established, the medical consensus was that it took a level of 0.15ml/liter (0.15% for those in Rio Linda) for someone to be legally drunk.
Once the MADD gang and lawyers got involved, the “intoxicated” level has been forced down, repeatedly. There’s a major drop in DUI convictions, the arbitrary level is lowered, then lo and behold, a huge spike in DUI driving.
From 0.15, to 0.10, to 0.08, and now some jurisdictions are trying for 0.05, which is one third of what your local doctor thought it should be 20 years ago. A 200 pound man is playing with fire if he has 2 glasses of wine with dinner at the last level illustrated.
Follow the money, FRiend...
And there is NO way that girl was stupefied drunk. She wanted to play, and she wanted him to pay. End of story.