TheKaeptain
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Anna is going nowhere.
Preach it, QRJ.
I wonder how QRJ would feel about Heel's tireless promotion of abhorrent MMA?
Preach it, QRJ.
Rampage also liked it better back in the day when the yakuza would tell him when to win or lose.
Give it up, Sien916
Apr 30, 2012 Last Tuesday, UFC welterweight Nick Diaz filed a lawsuit against the Nevada state athletic commission, claiming that the state regulation agency violated his right to due process by declining to grant him a hearing on the status of his fighters license within 45 days of his suspension. 

According to the state of Nevadas office of the attorney general, the legal move is misguided. That is because Diazs legal team, headed by Ross C. Goodman, cited a summary suspension of Diazs license in his court filing. According to Nevadas state codes, a summary suspension can be ordered if an agency finds that public health, safety or welfare imperatively require emergency action.

But in a written response from Nevada attorney general Catherine Cortez Masto to Goodman and forwarded to MMA Fighting, the state of Nevada asserts that Diazs legal team misunderstood the suspension.
No Notice of Summary Suspension was ever served on your client, Masto wrote. In this matter, Mr. Diaz was properly served with a Notice of Hearing on Temporary Suspension and he failed to appear at the hearing. The Commission temporarily suspended Mr. Diazs license at the hearing. Neither Mr. Diaz nor you objected in any manner to the temporary suspension.
The letter effectively indicates that because Diaz was not given a summary suspension, his case does not fall under Nevada code NRS 233B.127, which requires a hearing within 45 days. A separate code, NRS 467.117, indicates that the commission can continue the suspension until it makes a final determination of any disciplinary action to be taken against the licensee or holder of the permit.

The letter also indicates that the NSAC delay in scheduling Diazs hearing was partially his fault, caused while waiting for him to produce his medical marijuana card.
Ive waited for more than a month for the card, Masto wrote.

Diaz tested positive for marijuana metabolites on February 4, shortly after losing a UFC 143 match against Carlos Condit. On a pre-fight medical questionnaire, he denied taking any prescribed medications in the last two weeks. 

On April 4, Nevada sent Goodman a letter asking him to produce Diazs medical marijuana card. Goodman later produced a letter from Diazs doctor, Robert E. Sullivan, who said he had first issued a physicians statement in June 2009 which noted that Diaz had a serious medical condition which would, in his professional opinion, benefit from the use of medical cannabis. He issued a follow-up statement on Feb. 28, 2012, re-affirming the same.

The Nevada attorney generals office said that they are moving forward with their complaint against Diaz, and that they would still attempt to hold a disciplinary hearing on the matter.

Meanwhile, Nevadas Clark County District Court has set a May 14 hearing at 10:30 am on Goodmans request for an injunction against the suspension on Diazs license.
The last Fuel card was better than 145 though. I'd take a number of bad MMA cards over Ultimate 145.Abhorrent mixed martials has about as much relevance as "The Ultimate Fighter" or "UFC on FuelTV," though.
No one teaches you how to hire competent lawyers in Stockton.
Yeah but look up Nick's lawyer.No one teaches you how to hire competent lawyers in Stockton.
MMA |OT3| Who did Boogie ever actually beat? The thread has evolved.
Whoa. Wtf then, I guess he probably has some kind of weird strategy to get him out.Yeah but look up Nick's lawyer.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ross_C._Goodman
Dude is competent. Love it when MMA fans jump to conclusions like this with Diaz's lawyer and Overeem's doctor without actually checking around.
Yeah but look up Nick's lawyer.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ross_C._Goodman
Dude is competent. Love it when MMA fans jump to conclusions like this with Diaz's lawyer and Overeem's doctor without actually checking around.
Preach it, QRJ.
No, just saying that he wasn't some random doctor that Reem seeked out after the fact to pin this shit on who has no credentials whatsoever like some people say. Reem found Molina because he worked for the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation which examines fighters to get them licensed in the state, plus he was recommended to him by a friend named Tra Telligman. Having worked with the state in an official capacity in regards to MMA as well as a personal recommendation would have been enough for me to trust the guy too.You're calling Mr.Molina competent?
You're calling Mr.Molina competent?
Rampage also liked it better back in the day when the yakuza would tell him when to win or lose.
sien916, King Cashing is very fun.
Yeah interesting concept. I played it an hour or so one night. A little too grindy for me though.
polyhedron do you believe alistair overeem is clean yes or not
I don't want just a few of them singled out like we experienced here (oh and FYI, one other HW had just cycled off 10 days prior to this test and was scared shitless about the results according to FRB, he told me who but I won't mention it publicly, but just look at their histories and put 2 and 2 together).
no fucking way, that shit he did to mean gene okerlund was fucked upWould you say Bigfoot's witch doctor is competent as well?
Would you say Bigfoot's witch doctor is competent as well?
Everyone should check out James Thompson's blog if they haven't already, it's actually really good.
http://colossalconcerns.com/
I take him at his word because I don't have any reason not to, but if one was to surmise that he was juicing the whole time while he passed all those tests then we may as well assume that everyone is juicing until they apply the same level of testing to all fighters across the board.polyhedron do you believe alistair overeem is clean yes or not