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<blockquote data-quote="RonJohn" data-source="post: 415411" data-attributes="member: 2426"><p>In order to be against the law, the money trail would have to lead to a crime. What federal statute is claimed that Gatto violated? The coaches and athletes definitely violated NCAA rules. They signed forms for the NCAA stating that they didn't receive(players and parents), or didn't know anyone who had received(coaches) gifts. The penalties for violating NCAA rules and hiding/obscuring facts from the NCAA are handled by the NCAA, not criminal court systems.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>What was a sham about the invoices? The indictment only says that coach CC-3 was reimbursed "pursuant to sham invoices". If the invoices say something like "general services" and Adidas is OK with paying vague invoices, then what crime was committed by approving the invoice?</p><p></p><p>The indictments are full of scary and demeaning words about Gatto and the coaches. There aren't a lot of actual criminal law statutes clearly spelled out to have been violated. In fact there are no criminal statutes clearly described as being violated. Also, if giving money to a student who then files a false paper with the NCAA is a crime why are the athletes and their parents(who also signed amateurism forms) not also under indictment?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RonJohn, post: 415411, member: 2426"] In order to be against the law, the money trail would have to lead to a crime. What federal statute is claimed that Gatto violated? The coaches and athletes definitely violated NCAA rules. They signed forms for the NCAA stating that they didn't receive(players and parents), or didn't know anyone who had received(coaches) gifts. The penalties for violating NCAA rules and hiding/obscuring facts from the NCAA are handled by the NCAA, not criminal court systems. What was a sham about the invoices? The indictment only says that coach CC-3 was reimbursed "pursuant to sham invoices". If the invoices say something like "general services" and Adidas is OK with paying vague invoices, then what crime was committed by approving the invoice? The indictments are full of scary and demeaning words about Gatto and the coaches. There aren't a lot of actual criminal law statutes clearly spelled out to have been violated. In fact there are no criminal statutes clearly described as being violated. Also, if giving money to a student who then files a false paper with the NCAA is a crime why are the athletes and their parents(who also signed amateurism forms) not also under indictment? [/QUOTE]
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