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Judge lifts seal on Josh Jacobs video, leaving release to police balancing test
sports26 days ago

Judge lifts seal on Josh Jacobs video, leaving release to police balancing test

Brown County Judge Marc Hammer ended the temporary seal on records in Josh Jacobs’s domestic violence case on Thursday, September 24. While the judge denied the victim’s request for a permanent seal, he emphasized that the footage showing the Green Bay Packers running back throwing his ex-girlfriend to the ground is not automatically public. Hammer ruled that the decision to release the video must now go through a public records request process involving a balancing test by the Hobart/Lawrence police, rather than a court order. Jacobs remains on the NFL’s commissioner’s exempt list while the league awaits access to the footage to determine potential disciplinary action under its Personal Conduct Policy.

Judge rejects sealing motion in Josh Jacobs case, orders refile
sports1 month ago

Judge rejects sealing motion in Josh Jacobs case, orders refile

A Brown County judge rejected a motion to permanently seal evidence in the case of Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs, citing formatting issues. The victim’s attorneys must refile the request before a status conference on September 24. Jacobs previously pleaded no contest to misdemeanor battery and faces potential NFL suspension pending review of home surveillance footage.

Romo Pleads No Contest to Wisconsin OWI, Faces License Revocation and Interlock Device
sports-and-legal1 month ago

Romo Pleads No Contest to Wisconsin OWI, Faces License Revocation and Interlock Device

Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and CBS analyst Tony Romo pleaded no contest to a first-offense operating while intoxicated charge in Milwaukee. Court records show he faces a six-month license revocation, an $834 fine, mandatory alcohol assessment, and an ignition interlock device for at least one year. Romo cited chronic pain and medication dependence as factors in his statement, while CBS has placed him on indefinite leave.