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Originally Posted by rabblerouser
1. One includes the felony I paid dearly for, and the other the $4500 fine, and then there was the $275 dollar one. Each time this keeps gets better ( Felony and the $4500 "one"), MY BS statement becomes more true with every word you type.
2. If you'll call bullshit on that, I won't even bother telling you about the time I was tripping on acid at a Black Crowes concert,
No one would believe it anyway. That's sounds about right.
Lets leave it at you should take you're own guidance (underlined above, red ink too.)
3. Maybe your friend is an asshole? What friend, I didn't mention a friend but at least I don't refer to mine as "Drunk driving Buttpirates". You need to go to the health food store and get some cleanse, you seem to be about full.
4. Before AND after she had tits, bro - Markie Post was why I HAD to watch Night Court. Duh.
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Can we get back to what the Chiefs and the NFL are going to do?
I do not know but unless the NFL makes Harris piss in a bottle, which they didn't, than the SIS is not a reason to suspend him, He has been charged but not sentenced legally.
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Suspended imposition of sentence (SIS) means that no sentence is pronounced, and the court will retain the jurisdiction to impose any sentence within the full statutory range of punishment in case of revocation. What does that mean in common language you ask? As an example, if a defendant is charged with one count of a class C felony for possession of drugs the most amount of time he can spend in prison is 7 years. So if this same defendant decides to plead guilty to the class C felony for possession of drugs and the Court places him on SIS probation what the court is doing is not imposing any sentence on the defendant but placing him on probation for a set amount of time and telling the defendant, "if you violate probation the Court can still sentence you for up to 7 years in prison."
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Once the probation is successfully served there is no conviction, but unlike Bowe who in the eyes of the law never possessed THC. Harris IS on public record stating he did.
The fine he paid, instead of working a deal on the second charge, is a practice to get money. A $100 fine is suddenly $500 because the court doesn't believe in leaving money on the table. If Harris would have littered than they would have dropped the Paraphernalia charge or wrapped it up in the SIS and he would have paid say $1000 or $1500 fine.
What the Chiefs and the NFL do with that is hard to say. IMHO it could go either way. Kansas City Chiefs receiver Dwayne Bowe has been suspended one game for violating the NFL's substance-abuse policy for possession of 10 grams.
TEREZ A. PAYLOR suggested that Bowe would not see NFL action but Bowe got a week and that was $800K in lost wages.
What will happen with Harris? He after all plead guilty to and paid a fine for possession of paraphernalia. That surely is hard evidence of breaking the SAP. I wonder if CHUNT is lobbying for only a week?