If it gets to that point than this entire exercise is just a big signal the prosecutor is sending to the judge saying the investigators think this is what happened. All of it will be thrown out and all parties are aware of it. But the judge is human you can't expect him to not remember that this is a likely scenario.
Comments Thread For: Adonis Stevenson Suffers From Severe Traumatic Brain Injury
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Huh? Has Kovalev said anything about this at all or you just making **** up? Just because a few angry dudes on the Scene say some spiteful **** doesn't mean that a whole continent fits in to some weird stereotype you got.Comment
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Reading that article I can't agree man. To do that **** you have to have real evil inside you. He has likely destroyed those girls lives forever. I definately wouldn't forgive him.Comment
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you usually see this happening to lower tier boxers that are not known. very rare for a top fighter to suffer this fate. and boxing is doing a good job sweeping this tragic case under the rug because it'll reignite calls to ban the sport outright. if you go on dailymail and read this story all the comments are calling on boxing to be banned. when this story blows over Stevenson sadly will be forgotten because the sport wants to avoid bad press.Comment
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You have to be kidding. If you read, then you would know he was charged with making those threats. You think threatening to stick a knife in someone's anus is itself not a crime? Or that because he didn't end up doing it, it's OK? Sorry to inform you but that threat is still a crime, and a horrible one.
Threats are an intimidation tactic, and can be a criminal offence, but in no way does it mean that the person had any intention of actually following through on the threats.
Have you never been in a fight, argument or stand off? All kind of threats get made, it doesn't mean any of them are actually going to happen.Comment
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I don't really want to get into this pointless argument, but I have to point out that threatening to do something, and actually doing it, are two completely different things, and are classed as such under the law.
Threats are an intimidation tactic, and can be a criminal offence, but in no way does it mean that the person had any intention of actually following through on the threats.
Have you never been in a fight, argument or stand off? All kind of threats get made, it doesn't mean any of them are actually going to happen.
We're talking about someone who with up to 3 others brutally beat these girls for days.Comment
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You can't pick and choose but hey you must me be a model citizen who has NEVER broken any laws (don't say you are because their are enough laws on the books that anything we do in life can be made into a crime because of the plethora of Fed Criminal statues that are on the books).Comment
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