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Originally Posted by n david
Really? That's just silly. An overwhelming majority of sexual harassment cases are tried in civil courts, not criminal. Most harassment accusations don't break a law.
What law is there that says you can't tell someone you want to kiss them or want them to work without panties?
Not this case, but what law is there that is broken by a person calling another co-worker who is a female, "sexy" or "hot" or making unwanted advances? There aren't any. But you can still face civil action for those.
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some sexual harassment is criminal. after hearing what this "man" has done to women, a lot of it would fall into the felony classification of sexual assault 2 and 3.
however, to get a grand jury to sign off on indicting this mayor, they would have to reasonably believe that conviction was possible. if they don't see any way to get conviction, they send a verdict of "no bill", and everybody's time was wasted.
the problem with sexual harassment is that there usually is no physical evidence or eye witness accounts to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that it was criminal assault.
however, to show a preponderance of evidence in civil court of a non criminal action of "sexual harassment" isn't nearly as difficult, assuming that the complaints are true.
and to you, esaias, i'm more of a feining o uchi gari to set up the uchi mata kind of player.
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