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Judge says Culpepper, Williams received unfair treatment

It looks like the charges will be dropped against Daunte. :up:

However, the judge has given the prosecuter until Monday to come up with something solid to take it to trial on April 17th. At this point it looks like he will dismiss the case.
 
Nublar7 said:
It looks like the charges will be dropped against Daunte. :up:

However, the judge has given the prosecuter until Monday to come up with something solid to take it to trial on April 17th. At this point it looks like he will dismiss the case.
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:hysterikill:
 
good for DCulpepper...time for his era in miami to start rollin on a positive note...by the way I heard that while he was on the "guys who like girls" boat, and while the sun was setting, people have been quoted saying that he kept rolling all 8's when he was playing craps, all this while rambling somthing along the lines of..."Ridin 8 into the sunset baby". maybe hew knew somthing we didnt. ahhh who really knows.
 
ASUFinFan said:
good for DCulpepper...time for his era in miami to start rollin on a positive note...by the way I heard that while he was on the "guys who like girls" boat, and while the sun was setting, people have been quoted saying that he kept rolling all 8's when he was playing craps, all this while rambling somthing along the lines of..."Ridin 8 into the sunset baby". maybe hew knew somthing we didnt. ahhh who really knows.
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:lol: Not sure how many will get this, but good show old chap.
 
Can somebody actually link me to a story that justifies the misleading title of this thread? The judge said no such thing from the articles I have read.
 
Jimmy James said:
Can somebody actually link me to a story that justifies the misleading title of this thread? The judge said no such thing from the articles I have read.
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Well, the linked story does. Not sure what you're asking for.
 
Jimmy James said:
Can somebody actually link me to a story that justifies the misleading title of this thread? The judge said no such thing from the articles I have read.
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Read the article in the very first post of this thread. It mentions it in the first paragraph and even has quotes from the Judge about it.
 
nopony said:
Well, the linked story does. Not sure what you're asking for.
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No. The linked story says that the judge indicated they made a case that the treatment was unfair. That is not the same thing as the judge ruling that the treatment was unfair. It sounds like they made what I know of as a "motion to strike" but may be more familiar as a "motion for summary judgment". The judge seems to have heard their argument and decided not to dismiss their motion before hearing from the prosecutor to see what his argument on the motion is. I don't have the best of reports here because there only seem to be about two versions of the story circulating, but that's what "made a case" means to me.
 
The title of the article comes straight from Sportsline. I'm just passing along an article.
 
Jimmy James said:
No. The linked story says that the judge indicated they made a case that the treatment was unfair. That is not the same thing as the judge ruling that the treatment was unfair. It sounds like they made what I know of as a "motion to strike" but may be more familiar as a "motion for summary judgment". The judge seems to have heard their argument and decided not to dismiss their motion before hearing from the prosecutor to see what his argument on the motion is. I don't have the best of reports here because there only seem to be about two versions of the story circulating, but that's what "made a case" means to me.
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Well, at any rate, it's hard to blame the poster of the thread since he just used CBS's headline.

As to the specifics, the judge did say "I'm quite convinced those two (the white guys) could have been charged.

I think the legal distinction is that the defense made its case, met its burden, the judge made up his mind and the prosecuter now has a few days to change it.
 
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