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[QUOTE="anomander, post: 4698173, member: 2766"]
If i was a student this is what my take from the situation would be.  I assume sitting in front of this whole judicial board and being judged is to teach you a lesson.  When they go so far above teaching a lesson it cancels out what the hearing is for in the first place.  So instead of being taught a lesson you create anger and it shows that anyone who has the misfortune of going in front of the judicial board should deny everything, don’t admit a thing, and lie to save yourself from having to deal with a few people who probably never had power in their lives and now will happily apply it. I’ve said a couple times in this thread i had a very similar circumstance in college and i know for a fact these type of people get off on this stuff.

I think Lequint is at the point where he has to do anything to make sure these people are done messing with his life.  Reach out to the local NAACP.  I’m sure they would be interested in a case of a respectable young man getting railroaded when he was just defending himself.

Also, as a team i would write a letter to the chancellor acting as character witnesses of LA.  Is Kenny going to ignore 100+ character references from the people that really know him?  I would also write in the letter that they will refuse to play if this injustice stands. A teammate has to have their brothers back. This is more than football at this point. something drastic needs to be done asap.
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