Breaking: TB12 Authorizes Federal Court Case!

[YOUGOTMOSSED]

Does anyone know why they decided not to file in a MA court? I know they had success in Minnesota with that one judge but they apparently didn't draw him.

What's wrong with MA?

 

[Hoodie]

Albert Breer ?@AlbertBreer 14m14 minutes ago
Judge Richard Kyle drew the Brady/NFLPA v. NFL case in Minnesota. Lawyer friend pointed out he's a Bush appointee. That's good for the NFL.

Apparently Bush 1 not Bush 2. Not sure it makes any difference for the NFL.

 

[YOUGOTMOSSED]

Shocker espn stooge lester munson saying that Brady will lose in court. listen to the dipshit's reason

No, Brady will not succeed. Although he enjoys top-of-the-line legal representation and his lawyers will file a brilliantly written lawsuit, his effort to stop the suspension is doomed. There are two reasons why: First, federal judges are reluctant to reconsider the rulings of arbitrators; second, Goodell produced a decision on Brady that is brilliantly reasoned, meticulously detailed, and well-written. Goodell's recitation of the evidence of the tampering with game balls is powerful, and his description of Brady's attempt at a cover-up is persuasive.

He's right about the first part. Court's are reluctant to overturn an arbitrator's decision.

The second part is like . . . just his opinion.

 

[sambam94]

kind of sad that a case might come down to the luck of the draw on who the judge is and his political leanings..not supposed to work that way