Jaminet released and suspended from French squad after racist remarks

[LeinsterMan (NotTigsMan)]

Organisations pay out all the time lmao

settlements are usually a lot cheaper than lawyer fees.
Falou got well under half of what he was asking for, if he and his star studded legal team was also 100% sure they would've kept going hence their rejection of the first offer


It's literally what 99% of firms tend to do with legal matters, even if they are 99% sure of winning it's still usually cheaper to pay out a settlement. Happens in all levels of business

 

[Leonormous Boozer]

Because organisations always give money to fired ex employees out of the goodness of their heart just before a class action lawsuit hahahahaha

ARU were advised that their case wasnt going to win in court, and that thos loss would set a nation wide precedent for speech, especially regarding religious beliefs.

The consequence ultimately were on the ARU, Folau won his salary back AND earnt elsewhere at the same time.

He got just over 25% of what he sued for after crowd funding AUD 2 million for legal fees (as an aside, what a scumbag exploiting fans for something he could afford already). The ARU saw a long and drawn out case with loads of negative media attention and paid out relatively small.

A quick look at Australian discrimination laws and employment laws shows he hadn't a prayer (oi oi) of winning a case.

 

[Kiwiwomble]

Organisations pay out all the time lmao

settlements are usually a lot cheaper than lawyer fees.
Falou got well under half of what he was asking for, if he and his star studded legal team was also 100% sure they would've kept going hence their rejection of the first offer


It's literally what 99% of firms tend to do with legal matters, even if they are 99% sure of winning it's still usually cheaper to pay out a settlement. Happens in all levels of business

this^^^

as much as we dont like it, companies would often rather get someone out the door as quickly as possible than pay the same amount to a lawyer but have the person hanging around poisoning the culture

Noone has said this is acceptable, I have never said there are context in which this becomes acceptable.

this you?

Have you ever said anything in your life people would seem unacceptable, I know I have, and every person I have ever met has also...

Doesnt mean you are a specific thing. There are lots of contexts in which abhorrent language would be deemed excusable

 

[big ginger 8]

Banned for 26 weeks by the FFR. Just about enough time to extract a grant of probate in Ireland.

 

[Not Mike Brown's Sock]

Banned for 26 weeks by the FFR. Just about enough time to extract a grant of probate in Ireland.

I'm genuinely surprised at that length - fair ***** to the FFR.

Genuinely hope he sees the error of his ways, works on himself and comes back a better bloke with a fantastic career.

 

[AlRums]

Banned for 26 weeks by the FFR. Just about enough time to extract a grant of probate in Ireland.

Different to what I've just read, he got 34 weeks and 30k fine according to the BBC

Melvyn Jaminet: France fine and suspend full-back for 34 weeks after racist video

France full-back Melvyn Jaminet is suspended for 34 weeks and fined by the French Rugby Federation (FFR) after he posted a racist video on social media.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[AlRums]

Hugo Auradou and Oscar Jegou: France pair return home

France's Hugo Auradou and Oscar Jegou return home nearly two months after being arrested and charged with rape while on tour.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Which Tyler]

Two France players arrested for alleged sexual assault

NEWS: Two members of the French national team touring South America were arrested in Argentina on Monday following an allegation of sexual assaul.

rugby365.com

This one's Grenoble, not France, but this thread seems the best place to put it:

Les cinq joueurs reconnus coupables, des peines jusqu'à 14 ans de prison ferme : les condamnations dévoilées

La cour d’assises de la Gironde a tranché. Les cinq ex-joueurs de Grenoble ont été condamnés pour viol en réunion et pour non-assistance à personne en danger. Les peines vont jusqu'à 14 ans de prison ferme.

www.rugbyrama.fr

Denis Coulson: 14 years in prison for rape in a meeting
Loïck Jammes: 14 years in prison for rape in a meeting
Rory Grice: 12 years in prison for rape in a meeting
Chris Farrell: 4 in prison, including 2 suspended, for non-assistance to anyone in danger. His sentence can be arranged at home.
Dylan Hayes: 2 years suspended prison sentence for not assisting a person in danger.
The civil party also requested 50,000 euros in compensation

 

[Leonormous Boozer]

This one's Grenoble, not France, but this thread seems the best place to put it:

Les cinq joueurs reconnus coupables, des peines jusqu'à 14 ans de prison ferme : les condamnations dévoilées

La cour d’assises de la Gironde a tranché. Les cinq ex-joueurs de Grenoble ont été condamnés pour viol en réunion et pour non-assistance à personne en danger. Les peines vont jusqu'à 14 ans de prison ferme.

www.rugbyrama.fr

Denis Coulson: 14 years in prison for rape in a meeting
Loïck Jammes: 14 years in prison for rape in a meeting
Rory Grice: 12 years in prison for rape in a meeting
Chris Farrell: 4 in prison, including 2 suspended, for non-assistance to anyone in danger. His sentence can be arranged at home.
Dylan Hayes: 2 years suspended prison sentence for not assisting a person in danger.
The civil party also requested 50,000 euros in compensation

Disgusting story. Know a bit about one of their backgrounds and they've ****** an easy life away to say the least. Deserved and then some.