I've never really paid much attention to grand jury proceedings for that reason. It seems like a tremendous waste of time in my opinion.
Not sure about Memphis but here it's a nearly unwaivable "right" that is used as a bludgeon to force people who can't make bond to plead guilty.
But relevant in that procedures in these matters are extremely complicated and a very long list of protocol to follow where mistakes are easily made even when the University has the best interest of the victim at heart
i wonder if TS meant that in a good way or a bad way
A Boy has crush on a girl, that girl wanted another guy, that guy and girl get involved, then that girl regrets it. Everyone has been drinking, boy consults his crush, boy does everything he can to stay on crushes side, and reports to police, other team mates find out about this and get mad at the boy. the boy gets embarrassed for being called out. boy departs for the best interest for all parties. Boy now is mad and wants revenge. That is how I understand said situation.
thats why they say "burden of proof".. it gets way more complicated when you condone an untruth
as detrimental as the resulting consequences of sweeping it under the rug?Perhaps our lawyer friends can answer this
Can't a judge award different amounts in such cases depending on the severity of fault of the accused?
If so any award of wrong doing even if much less than sought would be extremely detrimental IMO
