I -know- what I know, kid, and one thing I know is that it's a good thing you aren't a lawyer.Jaylan said:^lol believe what you want buddy.
I -know- what I know, kid, and one thing I know is that it's a good thing you aren't a lawyer.Jaylan said:^lol believe what you want buddy.
Lol, people in my family study and practice law. And they dont think anything Ive said is off base. Seems to me you just have your own feelings about this and it influences your legal reasoning. No one is free from this effect, while sitting from afar and trying to judge a case they have nothing to do with.dasein said:I -know- what I know, kid, and one thing I know is that it's a good thing you aren't a lawyer.
No, you won't find any such thing that backs up your repeated claim from any legitimate legal source because it doesn't exist. No legitimate legal commentator or lawyer, and obviously none of those exist in your family if what you say about their opinions is true, would claim, erroneously, that the matter in question necessarily ended with the express wording in the NBA Constitution as you have over and over. For whatever reasons, Sterling decided to cede control to his wife and end the process where he did, but rest assured there were other options open to him, namely appeal procedures within the NBA structure, likely arbitration, and then proceeding to court, where he would have had a very strong case and likely counterclaims IMO.Jaylan said:Because we could both find articles and blogs written by students and law professionals that back up what we think.
That girl is hideous, I just don't understand...Espi said:http://msn.foxsports.com/nba/story/...word-new-york-donald-sterling-mistress-060114
Well it looks like our girl was attacked over the weekend.
I never advocate hitting women, but my visceral reaction is NOT one of sympathy.
What a circus.