Brown County Judge Denies Sealing Evidence in Packers RB Case
TL;DR
A Brown County judge declined a motion to seal evidence in the Josh Jacobs case, despite the victim seeking privacy protections under Marsy’s Law for items like home surveillance video. Jacobs pleaded no contest to misdemeanor battery and received a $1,000 fine with a deferred judgment on criminal damage to property, requiring counseling, restitution, and staying away from the victim. A status conference is scheduled for Sept. 24, and Jacobs remains on the NFL’s commissioner's exempt list during ongoing investigations.
Topics:sportscrime-and-public-safety#brown-county#crime-and-public-safety#josh-jacobs#marsys-law#misdemeanor-battery#sealing-evidence
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