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QRQ 30 · 08-06-2004, 08:48

Apparently the plaintiffs attorneys are recommending that charges be dropped. They plan to pursue a civil case. This indicates to me that it is all about money and not justice. IMO if charges are dropped or if the plaintif refuses to testify, the first step should be to send a bill for the millions of dollars wasted on fruitless investigations and prosecution.

The attorney is probably relying on a pretty hefty settlement without going to trial. I hope Bryant fights.

08-06-2004, 08:48	#1
QRQ 30 Quiet Professional Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Williamston, SC Posts: 2,018	Kobe Bryant Case Apparently the plaintiffs attorneys are recommending that charges be dropped. They plan to pursue a civil case. This indicates to me that it is all about money and not justice. IMO if charges are dropped or if the plaintif refuses to testify, the first step should be to send a bill for the millions of dollars wasted on fruitless investigations and prosecution. The attorney is probably relying on a pretty hefty settlement without going to trial. I hope Bryant fights. __________________ Whale Pain and suffering are inevitable, misery is optional. http://tadahling.com/memoriesofaspecialforcessoldier/ Last edited by Airbornelawyer; 08-06-2004 at 09:11.
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