Re: Register Exclusive: ISU asks Supreme Court to keep Palo off men's basketball team
How?Hey, you're wrong too!
How?Hey, you're wrong too!
You tool. The court ruled that Palo was entitle to a stay of the penalty pending appeal. It did not comment on his guilt or innocence under the ISU Sexual Misconduct policy.Link? I've just got the court documents supporting my opinion, but hey what weight does that carry? In your mind, you telling me I'm wrong obviously supersedes that.
And you would be wrong.
And you would be wrong again.
Link? I've just got the court documents supporting my opinion, but hey what weight does that carry? In your mind, you telling me I'm wrong obviously supersedes that.
LINK. I read the facts presented by the Iowa Board of Regents. Nowhere in those facts do they represent that Palo said that he violated the sexual misconduct code. Unless you can provide a link to these facts, I am calling you a flat-out liar. Palo appealed the university's decision at every turn and was denied by the University each time.
Bubu Palo: State response to ruling
You're simply substituting your judgment about how the institution "should" be organized and governed for how it actually is. The fact that you feel the AD and the academic side should be separate is worth about as much as used toilet paper.How?
I know this isn't formatted exactly right but I'm to lazy to completely fix it.
I don't get how he overreached by issuing a stay based on the AJL. I would understand and actually research it more if the actual decision was made, but we are talking about a stay. The other part is this. Like someone else said is this stated in the appeal because I don't know where you are seeing it. I'm not denying it just haven't seen it.
To really get into it I think that a lot of people on both sides are misinformed about what this is really about. I agree with you on that. The issues are was the situation mishandled which I believe it was, and what is an appropriate punishment which I don't think we got an appropriate punishment.
First, that's a different point than the one you made earlier (that the court ruled Palo didn't violate ISU's policy - that was not addressed by the court). Second, the court didn't say that Palo was "injured" either, go back and read, son.I'm a tool? Wow.
The court ruled that Palo was injured by the University. He's going to get his day in court. And he's probably going to win.
First kudos to you for getting to this point before flat out attacking my character. Usually that's the sign of someone on a losing side of a debate so I'll count that as a good sign for what I'm arguing.
He did not say he violated the sexual misconduct code. What he did was not appeal the decision or the other 3 parts of the discipline imposed on him.
As for where it is: Bubu Palo: State response to ruling
see page 18 of the appeal:
"The stay allows Palo to pick and choose which sanctions he will be required to comply with after being found to have violated the sexual misconduct policy. Palo did not challange the sanction that was placed him on deferred suspension or required the completion of trainings."
Also some on it on page 7 second to last paragraph.
Also point 7 on page 4. in the statements of fact.
But you're right. I'm probably just a liar. Not like I already suggested everyone opining aimlessly in the thread actual read the appeal that was the basis for this thread existing. It's much easier just to keep going on the assumptions and conclusions we made before the most recent developments because reading an 18 page document is too time consuming but reading an 18 page thread and arguing about something we didn't read is simple.
Does President Leath get the same courtesy?Please leave personal attacks (name calling) out of this. Thanks.
Agree.Due Process is. This isn't about basketball.
You're not even close to reading what I said.You're simply substituting your judgment about how the institution "should" be organized and governed for how it actually is. The fact that you feel the AD and the academic side should be separate is worth about as much as used toilet paper.
Likewise regarding your statement that student code violations should be separate from eligibility decisions. That opinion and $1 will get you a bus ride to the mall. It has no basis in how things are actually structured.
You're simply substituting your judgment about how the institution "should" be organized and governed for how it actually is. The fact that you feel the AD and the academic side should be separate is worth about as much as used toilet paper.
Likewise regarding your statement that student code violations should be separate from eligibility decisions. That opinion and $1 will get you a bus ride to the mall. It has no basis in how things are actually structured.
Your homework assignment is to figure this out for yourself. I think you can do it.You're not even close to reading what I said.
I said the president shouldn't have a say on athletic eligibility. I guess I really don't know for sure. It really doesn't matter because even if he did he didn't overrule the reinstatement.
The fact that this is completely separate from the athletic department is very true. What is happening now could happen to any student including myself. This isn't some special thing for athletes. Why should a punishment be special for athletes.
Please leave personal attacks (name calling) out of this. Thanks.
The special punishment is from athletic department stuff. My god I get tired of this. If Leath thought that no athletics is a fitting punishment and he can overrule Pollard like you claim then he should have done that when Bubu was reinstated. These are two completely different issues.Your homework assignment is to figure this out for yourself. I think you can do it.
Ok. I think for the most part we agree. I first off question anything coming out of the BOR/ISU legal papers. They shouldn't be taken as facts. They could theoretically say they should rule this way because I want them to. While I assume there is some relevance we can't assume it is fact. Also I still don't see how ISU is harmed by the stay, and Bubu is clearly harmed without it. As far as I'm concerned ISU gets the best deal with a stay. They get Bubu as he can contribute in some way while also saying that they don't want him. I think that they should have said "While we don't think he should be on the team we have no legal reason for the stay not to be granted." I have not really read into the stuff from today, but from the other stuff I think what I said is fair.The first bit comes from some case law which got cited in the appeal to the supreme court. I'm speculating here because I didn't look up the case cited, but I believe the basis is pretty much once the actual court (district court) get's involved they only review the final decision of the institution. How they came about getting to that decision is irrelevant because it's all internal procedures. At least that's how I read it on first blow.