On Thu, 3 Aug 2017 17:30:37 -0700 (PDT), michael anderson
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miande...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> The law may convict him of DUI based on wording of the law. But he was
>> not driving (based on the report I read).
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>which saban took into account(that and his overall record) in deciding not to punish him with suspension.
The latest is that the engine was running - which is still not
driving. However that is a very dangerous situation
Being a Bama fan I have to be on guard about Bama athletes being
treated differently under the law than athletes from other schools. At
the same time only an idiot would consider being asleep in a parked
car as driving. If no one else was around even public drunkeness would
be a stretch.
I don't see that Hand broke an intelligently worded law. But he did
act improperly and potentially endangered people. I think I would look
at it the same way if he was an athlete at any other school. Equal
treatment eliminates bias. Whether fans of other schools agree with me
has absolutely no influence on me.
Make him do community service. Embarass him publicly for his
stupidity. Take his driver's license for a period of time. Fining him
a few hundred dollars is meaningless. Let him play football.
Hugh