So vandalizing personal property is a "minor-offense"?
In Lawrence, Kansas-- yes, that is correct.
So vandalizing personal property is a "minor-offense"?
OK, I guess I'll have to rely on your vast experience in following the KU basketball program. Self has been very consistent in applying this escalating scale to minor offenses. He has stepped away from that scale if necessay to grant longer suspensions if he deemed it necessary (Morningstar getting suspended for all of first semester games (9) for a major DUI, Greene 6 games for getting in a screaming match with the coaches after a game and for it being his millionth incident).
Yes. It's worse than driving with expired tags but not as bad as a DUI or an assault/battery. Sorry, but not everything can be a big deal or then nothing is a big deal.So vandalizing personal property is a "minor-offense"?
Kicking the door of a vehicle while the driver is in it could be grounds for an assault charge especially if it is accompanied by angry or threatening words.Yes. It's worse than driving with expired tags but not as bad as a DUI or an assault/battery. Sorry, but not everything can be a big deal or then nothing is a big deal.
Yes. It's worse than driving with expired tags but not as bad as a DUI or an assault/battery. Sorry, but not everything can be a big deal or then nothing is a big deal.
Los of things in the world could happen. I deal only with what did happen. His actions did result in a misdemeanor vandalism. If that was different then I might have a different opinion as to how serious this is.Kicking the door of a vehicle while the driver is in it could be grounds for an assault charge especially if it is accompanied by angry or threatening words.
Calvert's father is on record saying that he did not want Jackson to be charged with a felony. If you want to credit anyone with getting it knocked down to a misdemeanor, start with him.Tuco, was this random thuggery? The reason I ask is that Jackson was first accused of $3000 then that was download to $1000 to get him off a felony charge. But why has the other $2000 been allocated to the other thug? Surely Jackson knew who that was, no?
Sorry, your question was so foolish I assume you just meant it to be a smart a$$, not to elicit an actual answer.Tuco, you didn't answer my question.
Calvert's father is on record saying that he did not want Jackson to be charged with a felony. If you want to credit anyone with getting it knocked down to a misdemeanor, start with him.
“Our family never pushed for a felony charge,” Calvert said. “When I sat in the district attorney’s office, I told him, ‘I would not want a young man to have a felony for car vandalism.’ We never wanted that. We wanted accountability.”
Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/sports/co...of-kansas/article137546843.html#storylink=cpy
So, you're saying the Lawrence police are complicit in all this gangsterization?
http://www2.ljworld.com/news/2017/mar/16/affidavit-new-details-surface-josh-jackson-charged/
Police interviewed Jackson with Self at his side at 5:45 am. Cover up from the beginning.
No sarcasm here because all of the stories have begun to run together...but weren't we told that Self didn't know about the door kicking until a couple of days later, or was that one of the other incidents?http://www2.ljworld.com/news/2017/mar/16/affidavit-new-details-surface-josh-jackson-charged/
Police interviewed Jackson with Self at his side at 5:45 am. Cover up from the beginning.
No sarcasm here because all of the stories have begun to run together...but weren't we told that Self didn't know about the door kicking until a couple of days later, or was that one of the other incidents?