Restraining Order Case Dismissed Against Recruit
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Restraining order charge dropped against Chaisson: Former Bishop Gorman football star Justin Chaisson did not appear in front of Judge Eric Goodman Thursday morning in Clark County District Court for a protective order hearing. But the presence of Chaisson's lawyer, Michael Cristalli, was all the University of Oklahoma football recruit needed to avoid a misdemeanor charge of violating a restraining order against his ex-girlfriend. When no representative for the plaintiff showed in the courtroom, Judge Goodman dismissed the case. "It's dissolved, that's it," Cristalli said while exiting the courtroom. (Las Vegas Sun)
Phil Loadholt's draft stock rising: The Oklahoman
Q&A with former OU lineman Dusty Dvoracek: The Oklahoman
Restraining order charge dropped against Chaisson: Former Bishop Gorman football star Justin Chaisson did not appear in front of Judge Eric Goodman Thursday morning in Clark County District Court for a protective order hearing. But the presence of Chaisson's lawyer, Michael Cristalli, was all the University of Oklahoma football recruit needed to avoid a misdemeanor charge of violating a restraining order against his ex-girlfriend. When no representative for the plaintiff showed in the courtroom, Judge Goodman dismissed the case. "It's dissolved, that's it," Cristalli said while exiting the courtroom. (Las Vegas Sun)
Phil Loadholt's draft stock rising: The Oklahoman
Q&A with former OU lineman Dusty Dvoracek: The Oklahoman
Labels: Arrested, Justin Chaisson
Comments:
wow imagine that. the girl got dumped for a better girl so she resorted to this?
5:26 PM
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1:13 AM
Chaisson will be at Oklahoma this Fall he's a good kid that worked hard for what he got. don't know if you've seen his new girl she is a beauty.
11:03 PM
right on, just in time for the new g/f to get the crap beat out of her!
LOL
10:14 AM
Good news for OU!!!!!
6:41 PM
check out Team Chaisson on Facebook.Pictures and clips make the kid seem like a decent kid
5:39 PM
go chaisson!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
11:38 PM
Get rid of all thugs!
3:03 PM
whatever...everyone deserves a second chance...
4:13 PM
I agree, we all deserve second chances... He's a young man hopefully a lesson will be learned.
1:43 PM