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Originally Posted by Ice
I'm a little surprised that the NHLPA is inviting anything that will release the facts of this case. Maybe they think they can win without needing to disclose everything about what allegedly happened at the border and what allegedly alerted them to pull Richards aside in the first place.
I get that they had to fight it from a precedent standpoint, but It will be interesting to see how this is handled and how much is disclosed. I'm quite surprised Richards is OK with this. He must feel he has a really good attorney who can successfully seal some of the alleged evidence.
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A greivance arbitration is way more private than a court case. And the NHLPA doesn't particularly care about Richards, as opposed to the precedent.