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Date Posted: 19:31:21 08/21/15 Fri
Author: Niner
Author Host/IP: 204.126.125.254
Subject: Re: Not even close
In reply to: C-Hawk Watcher 's message, "Wells report showed that Brady KNEW about it" on 10:05:15 08/21/15 Fri

>the text messages from "the deflator" shows Brady knew
>and demanded the balls to be deflated...paid for it!
>
>Combined with Brady getting rid of his cell phone
>RIGHT BEFORE meeting with Wells???? Come on man! This
>is about as believeable as 8 IRS hard drives crashing
>and everything on them unrecoverable at the same time!
>
>This isn't a criminal trial...the standard is not
>"beyond a reasonable doubt"...it's "preponderance of
>the evidence".
>
>For me, reading the report makes Brady guilty beyond a
>resonable doubt...but certainly it meets the
>preponderance of the evidence test.
>
>Besides, tough to prove impartiality...but was the
>process fair....it's up to the union to PROVE it
>wasn't..and I don't see any proof there to show that
>the process was unfair.

Which is why he had to use weasel words. Not sure where you got preponderance of the evidence". That's in the CBA? In the A Peterson case the judge looked at the CBA for his ruling. I would think that's what is being asked here.

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