your guess for Harrison's fine this week?

[stb_steeler]

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Originally Posted by Whodis

I work in Baltimore... So I have a lot of friends that season ticket or follow the team (it's like having gay friends). The guys that are pure fans and can get by the Raven-Steeler stuff were stunned when it all went down with Harrison.

Both teams play an agressive style. It does no favors to Baltimore to fine teams that"hit hard". If you disagree your just an idiot. The fine for the Brees hit has total BS.

love how quick this board is to use words like "idiot" and "moron". classy...

I love the rivalry that is the ravens/steelers. I think harrison is a great player/athlete. He needs to adapt and stop leading with the head; thats all. I do think the $25k is a bit ridiculious, given what others have received recently for other infractions.

[SteelersinCA]

Originally Posted by bobby jr

If you think there was enough evidence to prove Ray Lewis was guilty I wouldn't want you on my jury if I were innocent. Even your video just shows him driving away and not involved with the killing. He made a mistake and hung with the wrong crowd but it is quite unlikely he was directly involved with the killing. Of course I don't know for sure I wasn't there but neither were you. What is clear is that there was no evidence he did it.

Perhaps you should educate yourself before you speak. Let me help.

http://www.businessdictionary.com/de...-the-fact.html

Individual who was not involved in the actual carrying our (commission) of an offense but who (knowing a crime has been committed) conceals or harbors the culprit, or aids in his or her escape from arrest or punishment.

Read more: http://www.businessdictionary.com/de...#ixzz16oz6UlVR


and

http://www.vanwagnerandwood.com/defe...iability.shtml

A person who is charged as an accomplice to a crime can be held vicariously liable for the commission of the crime. If a defendant is charged with a vicarious liability crime, the charge can be the same charge as though he had completed the crime, even if he did not assist during the commission of the crime.

Today, under a majority of state statutory laws, an accomplice is charged with the completed crime.

Thank you for conceding Ray Ray should have been found guilty of murder.