been put on leave. all of these developments happened after we booked these two great guests. and a ref is telling a local paper that he may press charges. here for a fair and balanced debate, emily, a former defense attorney and nfl cheerleader. what do you think should happen here, first to the players? i think they should face some sort of misdemeanor assault charges and the fact that the referee wasn t hurt and this was clearly a hit and could have resulted in far les damages. they need to be told this is not acceptable and i think assault charges would be acceptable in this case. and we find out maybe the assistant coach told them to do
now in this breaking news is essentially there was reasonable doubt as to that consent, the serious rape charges, known in new hampshire as felonious sexual assault. all that said looking in the courtroom see the defense attorney j.w. carney there with the client owen labrie, not at all in the clear facing guilty counts here on five counts. one of them still a felony as you mentioned regarding using a computer to lure a minor. i should mention that is a charge people often associate more with ped feel yeah or going after a minor you may not know. in this case, the problem in the eyes of law while he did know this individual, she was under the legal age of consent, under 16 in new hampshire, thomas. that goes to the other misdemeanor assault charges. she was too young making it statutory sexual assault in the eyes of the jury. as you point out in the state of new hampshire she was too young to give legal consent to any form of penetration.
be misdemeanor assault charges which means less than a year in jail. if they are injury to hard tissue, to bones, or injury to an organ, if it s going to affect a life, it could be something as much as aggravated assault, which could be up to 20 years. it s going to depend upon what happened to these lieutenants. we don t know the answer to that. we do know they re serious about it because they re about to release these enhanced images and when they do, we will bring them to you. i think when we do, half the city will want to know who these hooligans are. it s one of the most anticipated films of the year. clint eastwood s american sniper, but the movie is being snubbed at the upcoming awards shows. at least two of them. why some believe there s a bias against american patriotic movies. the most disturbing development yet in the sony hack attack. have you heard this? they are threatening a 9/11-like attack. we will tell you what they plan to hit. if you like hot peppers and d
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i leave that do guilfoyle who is very good at it. i m cynical. there is he this knockout business and everybody now knows about it fox news made this a cause celeb where young black males go up and punch people and get it on videotape. and then they put the videotapen othe net. this is a horrific case in new york where a jewish man and pick it up from there. well, first of all, there is is a 28-year-old. you are looking at him right here. he was arrested, right? 28 years old for assaulting an orthodox just in brooklyn as part of this knockout game. one of the group of individuals. he was the one arrested. it s a misdemeanor assault charges. he is out on bail. they didn t charge a hate crime. keep in mind the police originally said that he would be charged with a hate crime. the prosecutor said no, actually, he is not. why? because they don t find that it s sufficient grounds to rise to the level of a hate crime. who was attacked? that s the job? who was attacked. vi