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No, AZHokie is spot on. I saw many a JR case where the decision to come down harshly or by the letter of the law was made so as to not set a precedent. Yet, all those decisions are kept confidential so it makes precedent to no one except those actually making the decision. And frankly, often the people making these decisions are hired or elected and are by no means an expert or overly qualified to do so.

Once a cop asked if he could come in and look around. I guess he was looking for someone, but I said sure. This was a bad idea though because as soon as he turned the corner upstairs a student avalanche started coming down the stairs.

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