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OTL: UF and FSU have the most criminals
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Quote:It sounds like you're saying that its ok, that some people play by a different set of rules than others. Access to a lawyer is great and they should get that, but when cases are brought to trial or a certain set of people are notified of an athletes involvement in a crime that really have nothing to do with seems to go against the intention of the law.I'm saying this isn't news. It's been happening for a long time and isn't just a problem at these two schools. It's across the board. I'm not saying it's right, but it's happening and it's unlikely that it ever changes. People with power just don't operate under the same rules as you and me. These colleges have the power to protect their investments. |
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