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Sterling Fights Back

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I am not arguing this one guys, I think he has a point if the courts get involved.

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I am not arguing this one guys, I think he has a point if the courts get involved.

 

What point does he have is what I'm asking?

I am not arguing this one guys, I think he has a point if the courts get involved.

 

I'm inclined to believe the NBA has a pretty darn good legal team. I don't think they would have stuck their neck out without knowing what they could get away with.

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What point does he have is what I'm asking?

 

Fruit of the poisonous tree.

What point does he have is what I'm asking?

 

I think the point is it is a lot more convoluted than just simply saying "due to his health she had permission to record (any) private conversation, therefore he is out." Sterling didn't become a billionaire for being an idiot and money can buy you a lot of time and cache. The biggest problem he has in this case is that the entity he is going up against - meaning the NBA - has just as deep pockets. This will be drug out for a while.

I'm still confused as to how he has any right to stop the NBA from making him give up ownership of his team. If there is a law that can stop that then IMO nothing in this nation is safe. Owning a team is not a right. It is a privilege.

I think the point is it is a lot more convoluted than just simply saying "due to his health she had permission to record (any) private conversation, therefore he is out." Sterling didn't become a billionaire for being an idiot and money can buy you a lot of time and cache. The biggest problem he has in this case is that the entity he is going up against - meaning the NBA - has just as deep pockets. This will be drug out for a while.

 

How so? If he gave her permission to record their private conversations, nothing was obtained illegally.

I'm inclined to believe the NBA has a pretty darn good legal team. I don't think they would have stuck their neck out without knowing what they could get away with.

On the flip side the NBA has also been pigeonholed in to taking a strong stance with a lot of external pressure. Not the same circumstance, but I think about the NFL trying to exercise their legal muscle over some of the Saints players during the bounty scandal. That flew right back in their face.

I'm still confused as to how he has any right to stop the NBA from making him give up ownership of his team. If there is a law that can stop that then IMO nothing in this nation is safe. Owning a team is not a right. It is a privilege.

 

The only thing that could hold it up in my limited legal opinion is if he claims it was recorded illegally. Pretty sure he already stated publicly he allowed her to record conversations.

How so? If he gave her permission to record their private conversations, nothing was obtained illegally.

 

Trust me, I wish it were that simple. But you know how legal stuff works.

The only thing that could hold it up in my limited legal opinion is if he claims it was recorded illegally. Pretty sure he already stated publicly he allowed her to record conversations.

 

I thought so as well.

I'm still confused as to how he has any right to stop the NBA from making him give up ownership of his team. If there is a law that can stop that then IMO nothing in this nation is safe. Owning a team is not a right. It is a privilege.

 

That's another thing people are confusing....The NBA is not a court of law. How the recorded conversation was obtained or made public is completely irrelevant. It's a private organization (club), that has set bylaws that every member agrees to before they join.

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That's another thing people are confusing....The NBA is not a court of law. How the recorded conversation was obtained or made public is completely irrelevant. It's a private organization (club), that has set bylaws that every member agrees to before they join.

 

But ultimately a court of law usually trumps all others.

But ultimately a court of law usually trumps all others.

 

 

That's where I get lost.

 

My brain is thinking of Augusta National. Did the courts make them allow women to join or did they just cave to public pressure? I can't remember.

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That's where I get lost.

 

My brain is thinking of Augusta National. Did the courts make them allow women to join or did they just cave to public pressure? I can't remember.

 

Were there any illegally obtained splittails in the bushes?

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