Now the evening got out of hand when they hit the hotel. I don’t support the players at all, but this article is written like a cheap novel and is extremely biased.This article was written in July 2022
I didn't make up anything wtf are you rambling on about. I made an estimate of what I think she received in the settlement. A settlement which is documented.Just to remind you what you made up
And how do you know that? What kind of evidence would the defense present. Dude you have a very warped vision of how criminal law works. The onus is on the prosecution to provide evidence that he sent the text out without her knowing about it. And no he didn't lie to the police, he just withheld information. All he had to say as a plausible explanation was that he was a quick shot and she was still horny and wanted more. Perhaps an ego issue.The 3-way idea was all McLeod...if she had any knowledge about it the defence would have provided evidence...McLeod even lied to the Police about sending the 3-way message.
Here’s your problem…you haven’t followed the testimony at all.And how do you know that? What kind of evidence would the defense present. Dude you have a very warped vision of how criminal law works. The onus is on the prosecution to provide evidence that he sent the text out without her knowing about it. And no he didn't lie to the police, he just withheld information. All he had to say as a plausible explanation was that he was a quick shot and she was still horny and wanted more. Perhaps an ego issue.
Your estimate was totally made up by you with no knowledge to what she actually got.I didn't make up anything wtf are you rambling on about. I made an estimate of what I think she received in the settlement. A settlement which is documented.
Having settled a civil claim myself I know what the standard lawyer cut is and what is left over for the plaintiff. Regardless has nothing to do with the criminal proceeding.Your estimate was totally made up by you with no knowledge to what she actually got.
Here's your problem you think with emotion instead of fact.Here’s your problem…you haven’t followed the testimony at all.
The crown did put it out there that she wasn’t behind the three-way and had nothing to do with it and provided evidence to that and the defence didn’t push back at all.
You’re another one that’s wrong almost every time you post here, follow the testimony and you won’t look stupid.
McLeod did lie he wasn’t withholding information. He said he did not send any other messages except for food and that was a lie, he sent nothing out about food…he lied in his police interview five times that was easily proven.
Your statement of " All he had to say as a plausible explanation was that he was a quick shot and she was still horny and wanted more. Perhaps an ego issue" did not happen at trial. nothing even close to that...you 100% made that up.
C’mon man it’s old news
Actually I am thinking with facts, you’re the one making stuff up.Here's your problem you think with emotion instead of fact.
OK so McLeod lied about the reason the players were there in the room. I don't see 5 lies in that police interview.
As far as the statement I never said it happened at trial. But it could have been a plausible explanation for her agreeing to the group sex.
Regardless it doesn't prove that they assaulted her, she was a willing participant, even if she was 'faking' it.
There is NO such thing as a "standard lawyer cut", you're making that up! Law firms set their own fees and their are many many factors that go in it.Having settled a civil claim myself I know what the standard lawyer cut is and what is left over for the plaintiff. Regardless has nothing to do with the criminal proceeding.
What is the matter with you?Big fucking deal if you settle a civil claim that doesn’t mean you know anything what happened here and how much she’s got And you’re right it has nothing to do with a criminal proceeding. You just brought it up about how much she got and you totally made it up.
They work on contingency and the standard percentage is 30%-35%. Fuck you would argue black is white. But who cares Hockey Canada are morons for doing this they deserve to go bankrupt.There is NO such thing as a "standard lawyer cut", you're making that up! Law firms set their own fees and their are many many factors that go in it.
Big fucking deal if you settle a civil claim that doesn’t mean you know anything what happened here and how much she’s got And you’re right it has nothing to do with a criminal proceeding. You just brought it up about how much she got and you totally made it up.
He's bitter because he's been thoroughly embarrassed on this thread. I just hope he doesn't lose his marbles when the players are acquitted of all charges.What is the matter with you?
No they don’t and No it’s not.They work on contingency and the standard percentage is 30%-35%. Fuck you would argue black is white. But who cares Hockey Canada are morons for doing this they deserve to go bankrupt.
My credibility on this is a lot higher than yours which is at zero.He's bitter because he's been thoroughly embarrassed on this thread. I just hope he doesn't lose his marbles when the players are acquitted of all charges.
Just because the defense did not push back or provide evidence to the contrary, would that be sufficient for the crown to get a conviction on the party to an offense charge?The crown did put it out there that she wasn’t behind the three-way and had nothing to do with it and provided evidence to that and the defence didn’t push back at all.
I suspect he's E.M.'s boyfriend trying to make the pieces fit because he's in denial...He's bitter because he's been thoroughly embarrassed on this thread. I just hope he doesn't lose his marbles when the players are acquitted of all charges.
No, McLeod lying doesn't slam dunk a conviction...if one other player gets a conviction than his 'party to an offense' should draw a conviction.Just because the defense did not push back or provide evidence to the contrary, would that be sufficient for the crown to get a conviction on the party to an offense charge?
I think it still favours the defense as it is pretty much a "he said, she said" type scenerio and while I tend to believe that Mcleoad was freelancing with the three-way text, I could not say that beyond a reasonable doubt.
The defense doesn't have to provide any evidence. They only need to provide reasonable doubt that prosecution evidence is not conclusive. That's often done in cross examinations of prosecution witnesses.Just because the defense did not push back or provide evidence to the contrary, would that be sufficient for the crown to get a conviction on the party to an offense charge?...
No, the defense doesn't have to provide evidence...but...when the Crown provides overwhelming evidence the defense better do something.The defense doesn't have to provide any evidence. They only need to provide reasonable doubt that prosecution evidence is not conclusive. That's often done in cross examinations of prosecution witnesses.
Oh, and everyone who doesn't agree with Fun For All is stupid, because he says so.