GRIZFAN20 said:
Today I had a chance to read the motion. While I am not a law major and tried to read it with an unbiased attitude, I too found the story lacking hard, credible evidence. The information I read makes one believe JJ is not the greatest person when it comes to treating a woman right, but makes it appear he didn't do anything illegal. Just like people shouldnt rush to say he's guilty, I do not want to say 100% innocent as well. I hope it turns out he isnt guilty, not for the sake of him playing football again, but that a young mans live isn't ruined forever.
I agree. The defense did their job by clarifying facts and giving their client's side of the story. However, I still didn't read anything in there that would constitute enough for a dismissal. There are more facts and evidence that need to come out and examination/cross-examination of witnesses.
There wasn't anything in the motion that dispells that rape didn't happen. I still see this as a "he said, she said" type situation. Hopefully, evidence and testimony will bring out the truth of what happened.
I know a lot of people on here are rooting for JJ, but you have to remember that there is a young lady who felt she was victimized. Whether you belive her or not, I see it as crummy for people to dream up their own speculations of what happened or to blindly state that JJ has to be aquitted or justice is wrong. This case will continue in my opinion and I wish it to be a fair and speedy trial for JJ's sake.