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Comprehension. I never said the NCAA prosecuted crimes

Posted on: February 3, 2017 at 10:44:06 CT
JimD MU
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They also don't have the burden of proof of a criminal prosecutor. The NCAA can look at the fact pattern of crimes admitted to in correspondence, lack of institutional compliance, including Title IX violations, and make a determination of adequate punishment. If the school doesn't volunteer a complete investigation and conclude with it a severe enough self-penalty, the NCAA can perform its own investigation by camping out on campus as long as they want, reaching their own conclusions and imposing even more severe penalties and sanctions.

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     RE: Will Baylor face NCAA penalties for their rape scandal? It - Ragarm MU - 2/3 12:55:53
     No, but I bet every opposing coach is going to use that... - Deputy Dawg MU - 2/3 07:58:31
     See this CBS story - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 2/3 01:53:01
          I think I know why you linked this story: - Gary P. MU - 2/3 07:03:50
               Leave it to the legal system and Baylor's governing body - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 2/3 13:31:25
                    On this we agree. That slope is slick. - Gary P. MU - 2/3 15:35:00
     No, the NCAA lacks jurisdiction - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 2/3 01:29:13
          RE: No, the NCAA lacks jurisdiction - Ragarm MU - 2/3 13:04:02
          No diference in jurisdiction here than at Penn State. - alwaysright MU - 2/3 07:24:46
               And Penn State choose to not fight the issue. - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 2/3 13:34:22
     The program needs to be axed - mizzouSECedes STL - 2/2 22:26:29
     Likely similar to Penn State - wu-tangtiger MU - 2/2 22:17:21
     NCAA will defer to the legal system. Baylor will claim they - MrTruman2U MU - 2/2 22:05:23
          I see you haven't read a thing regarding the Baylor fiasco. - Gary P. MU - 2/3 08:33:33
          "Briles acted alone"... he was the head coach. Programs are - JoplinTiger07 MU - 2/2 22:12:26
               yes when it comes to NCAA violations but criminal cases they - MrTruman2U MU - 2/2 22:28:13
                    The NCAA has no authority to act in criminal matters - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 2/3 01:35:09
                         Which is as it should be. The ncaa is hardly even-handed - GA Tiger MU - 2/3 08:31:09
                    It's the same as Penn State, with school official(s) knowing - JoplinTiger07 MU - 2/2 22:32:09
                         Again, the NCAA has no authority or jurisdiction - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 2/3 01:38:23
                         Certainly some similarities but I think NCAA will go easy on - MrTruman2U MU - 2/2 22:38:53
                              It took too many people to hide all these different crimes - JimD MU - 2/2 22:44:33
                                   And when did the NCAA become a law enforcement agency? - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 2/3 01:40:45
                                        Comprehension. I never said the NCAA prosecuted crimes - JimD MU - 2/3 10:44:06
                                             Lack of institutional control applies to only NCAA violation - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 2/3 13:40:20




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