His attorney is Greg Isaacs... the most well known defense attorney in the area.
Earlier today
Isaacs released the following statement:
"Alexis Johnson has cooperated with every aspect of the investigation. Alexis adamantly denies the allegations and intends to plead not guilty. Our firm is conducting its own independent and more expansive investigation. Alexis looks forward to having the matter resolved as expeditiously as possible."
Greg Isaacs‏@GregIsaacsLaw 35 minutes ago
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Alleged victim didn't want to prosecute. Stay tuned.
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Agreed
Also very key is the mention of prior arrest.
I have read conflicting reports on that. If they are true the kid must go regardless
Well, only if there is some kind of pattern of behavior. If the priors were underage drinking related, or something along those lines, then it wouldn't matter. Also, now is the time Jones really needs to be a character judge. If Johnson is given a pass, so to speak, Jones needs to be fairly confident another similar incident isn't likely to happen with him again, or it would come back to bite him.
Well, I am ASSUMING you are arguing the Tennessee statute on what constitutes aggravated assault. I will provide that for you. A simple google search will verify what I am posting here: (and no offense taken)
Aggravated assault is defined by Tennessee Code Annotated § 39-13-102(a) as follows:
(a) A person commits aggravated assault who:
(1) Intentionally or knowingly commits an assault as defined in § 39-13-101 and:
(A) Causes serious bodily injury to another;  or
(B) Uses or displays a deadly weapon;
Hubbs indicated tonight that there's word from "pertinent sources" that there are holes in the accuser's story and that charges against Johnson could be dropped as early as tomorrow.
If that happens, he's reinstated.
Now where are all the clowns who wanted the kid dismissed yesterday?
We have due process for a reason folks. Sometimes the accused is actually innocent.
He's a potentially good player at a position of need. Even if you don't believe in due process, wouldn't you selfishly want to know of he's guilty before kicking him off the team?
That's not how the real world works. More ability always buys you more leeway.
Ok the worst case spot PR wise is about to happen it seems.
What should cbj do if this girl says she never intended to press charges and recants her story?
IMO the press is going to eat us alive if that happens and he is allowed back on the team
Now you're going to change your tune? Yesterday you didn't care about due process, you only cared that he could be a contributor this year. Your posts were apathetic towards whether or not he was guilty. But now you're a champion of due justice? You're worse then the "clowns" who wanted the young man dismissed on accusations alone. You were willing to overlook the truth in exchange for wins. That's just pathetic.
Hubbs indicated tonight that there's word from "pertinent sources" that there are holes in the accuser's story and that charges against Johnson could be dropped as early as tomorrow.
If that happens, he's reinstated.
This mentality needs to go. I believe in due process. I've said let's see how things play out before convicting the young man. But backwards thinking like this helps no one. All the talent in the world doesn't make it okay to victimize someone.
"Uh oh, that infamous "culture of sexual misconduct" is hard at work trying to get another "monster" off the hook!" - Title IX plantiffs
So if what is being said is true (basically the chick is full of it), then at what point do these people that cry wolf get charged with filing a false police report? Sounds like this girl is looking for a pay day too.
