Jeremy Mayfield giving up lawsuit against NASCAR

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Jeremy Mayfield giving up lawsuit against NASCAR, won’t appeal to Supreme Court


Jeremy Mayfield said Monday he likely will not pursue any additional appeals in his lawsuit against NASCAR over a May 2009 drug test the sanctioning body said was positive for methamphetamines.

Mayfield has until June 25 to file an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court, but he said Monday he likely will move on from the case that has lasted nearly three years.
The lawsuit started less than a month after the May 1 drug test, which Mayfield claims was a false positive for the prescription medication Adderall and the over-the-counter allergy medication Claritin D.

He temporarily won an injunction against NASCAR but never raced before his suspension was reinstated by a U.S. Appeals Court.

A U.S. District Court judge ruled in favor of NASCAR in January 2010 before the case ever went to trial. The U.S. Court of Appeals upheld that ruling in March.

The basis of the ruling was that Mayfield could not sue NASCAR because of waivers he signed regarding implementation of NASCAR’s substance-abuse policy. The waivers are part of the agreement a driver signs with NASCAR in order to participate.

“We’re probably going to move on,” Mayfield said. “They won on a technicality, a paper I had to sign to participate.”

Mayfield was speaking after a court appearance in North Carolina Superior Court in Caldwell County. He faces four felony larceny charges stemming from a Feb. 27 indictment that states he was in possession of stolen goods. The case was continued until Sept. 10.

The former NASCAR driver, who had five career Cup wins and made NASCAR’s Chase in 2004-05, also faces 15 other felony counts in two other counties, primarily on stolen goods-related charges and one methamphetamine charge.

Mayfield said he is confident he will be found innocent of all those charges.
“I’m very confident because this isn’t a lawsuit—a jury will decide from the actual evidence,” Mayfield said. “A judge won’t throw this out (against me).”

Mayfield would not blame NASCAR for what was scheduled to happen later Monday—as a result of foreclosure, his property in Catawba County is scheduled for auction Monday afternoon. He said he plans to move once the sale is finalized.
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Mayfield said he is confident he will be found innocent of all those charges.
“I’m very confident because this isn’t a lawsuit—a jury will decide from the actual evidence,” Mayfield said. “A judge won’t throw this out ”

lol Mayfield is so high, he DOESN'T want the judge to throw the case out. :rolleyes:
 
Well.......

Aliens once broke into my house and stole everything I had. But they weren't stupid. They made exact non original replicas to eliminate any evidence.



So there it is.


NASCAR does have the ability all they need do is get a contract with those aliens.
Notre Dame did it in 63, they had JFK killed to keep Roger Staubach off the cover of Life Magazine after Roger led Navy to defeating Notre Dame in football.
Later on they did the 911.


So take these facts and meditate on what they could have done to poor ole Jeremy.
 
lol Greg. I hadn't realized that things had gotten so out of hand. Mayfield should get those aliens hooked on crank so he can bargain for their testimony. "Judge, they're right there. Can't you see them?"
 
FenderBumper said:
lol Greg. I hadn't realized that things had gotten so out of hand. Mayfield should get those aliens hooked on crank so he can bargain for their testimony. "Judge, they're right there. Can't you see them?"
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The cigarette man could set it up for Mayfield.
 
The bank just bought Mayfield property for $1.725M. New bids allowed over next 10 days. Mayfield owed $2.3M on principal. Property value appx $3M
 
dpkimmel2001 said:
The bank just bought Mayfield property for $1.725M. New bids allowed over next 10 days. Mayfield owed $2.3M on principal. Property value appx $3M
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It sounds like the bank thinks it's worth more than $3 million, since they now have $4 million invested in it.
 
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