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“Kurt Busch will not be charged by the Delaware Attorney General's office. Attorney General Matt Denn's office declined to file charges stemming from a complaint filed in November by the driver's ex-girlfriend Patricia Driscoll.”
Right now there is nothing about his suspension. However, there was a report yesterday that NASCAR wants him to go through some recovery process if he is going to get reinstated, and that was on the assumption he wouldn't be found guilty, which was exactly the case. So if that report is true it could still be a few weeks before we see Kurt back at the track.
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Opinon: I think most likely he still did it, as that commisioner concluded that more likely than not it happened. However, if your accuser can't meet the burden of proof you are presumed innocent. And that's what happened here. So I'll have to presume him innocent and move on, and I think NASCAR must as well.
–Delaware Attorney General spokesman Carl KanefskAfter a thorough consideration of all of the available information about the case, it is determined that the admissible evidence and available witnesses would likely be insufficient to meet the burden of establishing beyond a reasonable doubt that Mr. Busch committed a crime during the Sept. 26 incident. Likelihood of meeting that high burden of proof is the standard for prosecutors in bringing a case. For this reason, the Department of Justice will not pursue criminal charges in this case
Right now there is nothing about his suspension. However, there was a report yesterday that NASCAR wants him to go through some recovery process if he is going to get reinstated, and that was on the assumption he wouldn't be found guilty, which was exactly the case. So if that report is true it could still be a few weeks before we see Kurt back at the track.
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Opinon: I think most likely he still did it, as that commisioner concluded that more likely than not it happened. However, if your accuser can't meet the burden of proof you are presumed innocent. And that's what happened here. So I'll have to presume him innocent and move on, and I think NASCAR must as well.