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5. Exactly. It's not even comparable to jail; it's the non-completion of a private party contract

Fri Jun 10, 2016, 06:52 AM

Jun 2016

Which, if it's done wrong, as it worst tortious, certainly at least for private institutions.

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Was he criminally charged? bluestateguy Jun 2016 #1

No, Montague was not charged. alp227 Jun 2016 #2

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There would also be a huge social stigma incurred daleo Jun 2016 #13

There's a push to make it more severe. Igel Jun 2016 #14

If you can trust the justice system christx30 Jun 2016 #18

This person has not been convicted of any crime oberliner Jun 2016 #10

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Yes. Igel Jun 2016 #15

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Agreements between private parties aren't subject to... Jerry442 Jun 2016 #11

This is true. Igel Jun 2016 #16

He should have applied to Baylor rather than Yale. Much better fit. LanternWaste Jun 2016 #12

As a former University Police Officer............. mrmpa Jun 2016 #19

Athletes > everyone else Thav Jun 2016 #20