Yeah of course, becasue innocent people are so often prepared to pay out big dollars to someone if there is no case. It all depends how you chose to look at it, doesnt it Poppa.
SuperEel 22 > Electric EelAugust 29, 2019 at 11:58am
In the civil case, a mediated pay out is probably the smart thing to do. It likely minimises the amount as well as avoiding a trial where the burden of proof is a lot lower than were it a criminal trial.
Poppa, give it a rest, no one's going to be suing the NRL over their no-fault stand down policy given De Belin's case was thrown out by the Federal Court, giving the NRL the cover of a legal judgement and legal precedent they can stand behind.
No one is denying JDB his living, he's being paid in full. BTW, Hayne has not been suspended by the NRL, he just hasn't been signed by a club. When he was arrested and charged he was not employed by the NRL.
Prediction : When Hayne is found not guilty in Newcastle court in May next year , He signs with Parramatta on a minimum wage just before the June 30 deadline.
"Alamoti is the reason they are letting Jenkins walk i believe? They are prioritising the likes of McLean, Alamoti and the likes. They only had reportedly $350k to offer Jenkins."
"Oh of course they have. Wouldn't that be the same for BA then? But you never replied when i asked why Ryles gets a pass on recruitment but BA did not?
And they do not only sign fringe players to get 95% but they front load deals as well. So for…"
"Another player we can raid Penrith for is Alamoti. Can negotiate from November 1st. Penrith have a lot of players to keep and extend. We could go hard for him. Good defender, kicks, has alittle X factor about him. "
"My sources are saying Ryles asked for x y and b, but the people negotiating the contracts couldn't sell water in the Sahara desert so they ended up having to spend on dud players as usual to get to 95% of the total cap"
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Yeah of course, becasue innocent people are so often prepared to pay out big dollars to someone if there is no case. It all depends how you chose to look at it, doesnt it Poppa.
In the civil case, a mediated pay out is probably the smart thing to do. It likely minimises the amount as well as avoiding a trial where the burden of proof is a lot lower than were it a criminal trial.
A lot of innocent people pay these civil suits in the states in fear of being found guilty and losing a huge amount.
The court systems not always fair, they get it wrong all the time here and in the states.
Theres no such thing as guaranteed justice.
^^^^^ this.
No direct link or anything to do with the current Newcastle Case at all Poppy.
Poppa, give it a rest, no one's going to be suing the NRL over their no-fault stand down policy given De Belin's case was thrown out by the Federal Court, giving the NRL the cover of a legal judgement and legal precedent they can stand behind.
No one is denying JDB his living, he's being paid in full. BTW, Hayne has not been suspended by the NRL, he just hasn't been signed by a club. When he was arrested and charged he was not employed by the NRL.
I just read he’s over in Perth doing ‘Disciple Training’ for the evangelist church. God Bless Him.
He’ll need god
Prediction : When Hayne is found not guilty in Newcastle court in May next year , He signs with Parramatta on a minimum wage just before the June 30 deadline.
Wont be happening, absolute last thing we need.
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