Wait, isn’t Mel Catholic? Kind of a deal breaker.Baylor is P5.
Wait, isn’t Mel Catholic? Kind of a deal breaker.Baylor is P5.
Wait, isn’t Mel Catholic? Kind of a deal breaker.
You are supporting the perpetrators.That article has nothing to do with what I said and it’s very disingenuous for you to bring it up as if I’m supporting any of the perpetrators!
I’m in family law…do you know how many heinous allegations parents make against each other every day in order to gain custody of their kids?!
Once investigated, most of them end up not being true or are wildly exaggerated. Honesty tends to gets hazy when self-interests come into play.
I’m glad that you live such a sheltered life that you’ve never had to experience situations like these, but they are oftentimes not as black and white as they seem and deserve to be properly adjudicated by our justice system.
Mob justice is not how developed societies function. Remember, there’s always three sides to the story…each party’s version of the truth, and the actual truth.
If I had the luxury of taking everything that people tell me at face value…I’d probably be out of a job right now!
You can’t have it one way for one side and another way for the other. Our legal system makes it clear that the rights afforded to the accuser are also afforded to the accused.You are supporting the perpetrators.
Every time that somebody tries to move the blame onto the victim instead of the offender they are a part of the problem.
Not going to rehash my earlier posts in this thread but would recommend you go back and read them. I worked with at-risk teens for close to 3 decades and saw far to many cases where girl's/women's lives were devastated by these things and yet the guys got a pass and the females were blamed.
The research and the statistics that go with it are very clear, it is very rare that women report this stuff unless they have reason to, in fact it is more common that they don't report because they have seen others become victimized a second time by those who turn the doubt and the blame on them.
The mob justice you refer to is that which is used to shame and blame victims for reporting after suffering one of the most evil and intrusive things that could ever happen to them.
As I stated before those who false report should be held accountable to a high degree but that is up to the authorities, not the peanut gallery.
Did you have to show how fragile you are?Haha alright, our little bitchfight has nothing to do with rest of these posters, so how about this Mr. LawyerMan, if Tucker loses any of his cases, I’ll deactivate my account and will never post on allbuffs again.
But if the accuser/MSU loses or there’s a settlement, then you deactivate yours and never post here again.
Let’s see who knows they’re ****!
Troo.I just want to gloat in Midnight Mel's downfall, but then I visit this thread and find a bunch of ****wits revealing their hatred of women
This is fantastic!If we’re going to play Wild Guesses mine are:
MSU settles with Tucker for $19MM.
MSU settles with Brenda Tracy for $2MM.
Tucker settles her separate suit against him for $1MM, and he then hires the best divorce lawyer in Michigan.
*Settlements with Ms Tracy are based on an assumption that the consent issue and other issues regarding her relationship w/Tucker remain murky enough that the parties do actually settle.
**We might never know the monetary amounts of the MSU settlements unless Michigan law requires public disclosure.
***These are Wild Guesses and I’m not a lawyer, good, bad, or indifferent.
Epilogue:
After the suits settle Brenda Tracy appears as a guest on The View and on Good Morning America to discuss the issues of relational respect and sexual safety in college athletics. She later divides her time as a popular lecture circuit speaker with a successful second career in real estate sales.
Mel Tucker discovers a deep appreciation of a vague new motivational Christianity and writes an “as told to” book called “Revelation and Rejuvenation: My Story of Redemption”. The book sells 1,043 copies and does not have a second printing. Three years later he reappears as a Senior Recruiting Analyst at a school in the Sun Belt Conference. He also owns five high performing Dairy Queen franchises in east Texas through his LLC “Godly Flavors”. Odd connection: One of his part time high school employees in the Lufkin store, D. Lee Barr, 15, later goes on to football stardom as a Wisconsin RB and Doak Walker Award winner.
The new MSU football coach is a coordinator from a major P5 program. He goes 14-23 in three years and is fired after a final 6-7 season capped with a 56-10 loss to Mississippi in the Music City Bowl. The new AD: “Our road to success is a challenging one at first but we’re determined to get this right.” He uses hair dye.
MSU. I think.Which side hired the firm?
He is living rent free in many minds, true.Sure seemed to me that Mel never once thought about CU or the Buffs at all after he left. Not sure why we should spend one more second thinking about Mel Tucker.
Is Mel actually being charged with a crime?There’s a title IX complaint against him, but as far as I know, no criminal charges have been brought. I did a quick Google search and nothing came up in terms of criminal charges being brought.
This has nothing to do with a vendetta against Tucker.You can’t have it one way for one side and another way for the other. Our legal system makes it clear that the rights afforded to the accuser are also afforded to the accused.
Wanting to bypass our legal system to justify your personal vendetta/bias against Tucker is ****ing weird/borderline psychotic! I hope you realize that.
I am very familiar with university policy as well as Title IX, having worked at UCLA and a staff member going through this process. When you are a University employee, you do not need to commit a crime to lose your job. If you violate school policy, that is grounds for dismissal and Title IX is part of the school policy. By violating school policy, which is easy to determine by a Title IX and/or university review, committing a crime has zero to do with losing your job. It is policy - Tucker is toast.Is Mel actually being charged with a crime?There’s a title IX complaint against him, but as far as I know, no criminal charges have been brought. I did a quick Google search and nothing came up in terms of criminal charges being brought.
I am very familiar with university policy as well as Title IX, having worked at UCLA and a staff member going through this process. When you are a University employee, you do not need to commit a crime to lose your job. If you violate school policy, that is grounds for dismissal and Title IX is part of the school policy. By violating school policy, which is easy to determine by a Title IX and/or university review, committing a crime has zero to do with losing your job. It is policy - Tucker is toast.
Sure seemed to me that Mel never once thought about CU or the Buffs at all after he left. Not sure why we should spend one more second thinking about Mel Tucker.
No, he is not.Is Mel actually being charged with a crime?There’s a title IX complaint against him, but as far as I know, no criminal charges have been brought. I did a quick Google search and nothing came up in terms of criminal charges being brought.
One time while I was talking to the judge and opposing counsel wrapping up a few remaining issues, I heard my client and his soon-to-be ex-wife arguing outside the courtroom. Go outside to see what the commotion was … they were arguing about who gave who an STD. Worst most contentious divorce I ever handled. Good timesI’m in family law…do you know how many heinous allegations parents make against each other every day in order to gain custody of their kids?!
They stated in their notification that they intended to fire him for cause.What do you mean by toast? He will be fired next week. The issue is whether his conduct violated the moral turpitude clause in his contract, allowing MSU to fire him for cause and relieving MSU from liability under the contract. From what I have read, the contract does not define "moral turpitude."
They stated in their notification that they intended to fire him for cause.
I get it. I try to claim credit for what I brought to the marriage too.they were arguing about who gave who an STD.
You're vastly under appreciated. Marriages fail, but herpes is forever.I get it. I try to claim credit for what I brought to the marriage too.
Nothing I like better than when the AllBuffs legal squad starts in on their dick measuring contests.
Yes. Thanks for that. We knew all that already. My question was whether he’s actually been charged with a crime.I am very familiar with university policy as well as Title IX, having worked at UCLA and a staff member going through this process. When you are a University employee, you do not need to commit a crime to lose your job. If you violate school policy, that is grounds for dismissal and Title IX is part of the school policy. By violating school policy, which is easy to determine by a Title IX and/or university review, committing a crime has zero to do with losing your job. It is policy - Tucker is toast.
?Thank goodness that apparently Nik was brought in to do damage control on this Orwellian bull junk.
Double dipping is unacceptable. You need to just pretend you have a real job, like Liver.Well I haven't been able to keep up with threads due to work being a nightmare the last two weeks. I see this thread is going swimmingly.
@JonSergeantMajor check yourself bud or you can take a quick but well deserved timeout.
Dang!
Don’t worry, I’m done.Well I haven't been able to keep up with threads due to work being a nightmare the last two days. I see this thread is going swimmingly.
@JonSergeantMajor check yourself bud or you can take a quick but well deserved timeout.
Dang!