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[quote="Mark in Oshawa"]Fousto, your humble republic was founded on rule of law. Gotta let the courts do their thing. We know he is a jerk, he has proven THAT, just need the courts to prove NASCAR right....[/QUOTE
Remember, Mark, it's not illegal to be a jerk. What we need is proof that he took the meth and then lied about it. We need to know how NASCAR does their testing. Plenty of law abiding ass****s out there who haven't broken the law.
I have "Zero" or less tolerance for Meth in any society. Immediate death needs to be the penalty for Meth plain and simple. Using, Making or Selling - Takes the Long Sleep !!
Yep. It's easy to accuse. Thank goodness we have a legal system where actual proof is needed to convict.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chaparral66
People love to cry "hang 'em", until it's their own interest that is accused. Then their tune changes in a hurry.
Yes Lee Roy we are assuming guilt because he flunked the tests and had personal testamony to support the allegations. HOWEVER you are correct in bringing up the point innocent until proven guilty and I agree that thank God we live in a country that supports this. So with that being said lets send him to trial and then "Shoot" him!!!!
Damn skippy, Lee.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lee Roy
Gerago's in all those cases of celebs and the infamous mentioned in the article lost ALL of them. Jeremy had a great attorney well known to everyone in the Charlotte area. Guess he got smart or Mayfield decided to set fire to his career by bringing a bigger clown to the middle ring.....
What a maroon. Jeremy, this super attorney didn't get Peterson off, and he isn't going to get you back your name. You did yourself in pal....
Sometimes high profile attorneys like Geragos need a challenge. Mayfield did do himself in, but half the fun is seeing him try to dig himself out. NASCAR is not a total boy scout in this so it will also be interesting to have a better insight on how NASCAR does things and be put under some long overdue scrutiny. Give this time, Mark, the truth will come out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark in Oshawa
Without getting into all the legal, ethical, and philosophical reasons why using meth in a NASCAR event is so utterly wrong. The mere fact that it is known to cause sudden cardiac arrest is reason enough to ban a guy for life from driving in a group of 48 hot rods at speeds in excess of 180mph!
Judge denies NASCAR request for rebuke of former Mayfield attorney:
http://www.scenedaily.com/news/artic..._attorney.html