McHunt
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Maybe the club has heard the whole story and told him it's best if he sits out rather than front the NRL. Last I heard the NRL has a no-fault stand-down policy that applies to cases like this. You can read about it here:
How it's been applied:
Why it didn't apply to George Burgess (5 years), in a case that might be similar to TC's (but we don't know that):
The Canberra Law Review picked it apart (good luck reading this):
ARLC announces 'no-fault stand down policy' for players facing serious charges
ARL Commission chairman Peter Beattie and NRL CEO Todd Greenberg have announced there has been unanimous agreement from the Commission that there will be a "no-fault stand down" for players who are charged with serious criminal offences.
www.nrl.com
How it's been applied:
ARLC rules for 'no-fault' standing down of players charged with serious offences
Jack de Belin will be stood down pending the outcome of his court case after the ARLC unanimously agreed to implement new rules
www.theguardian.com
Why it didn't apply to George Burgess (5 years), in a case that might be similar to TC's (but we don't know that):
George Burgess will not be stood down by NRL, despite upcoming court appearance
NRL won't apply its no-fault stand-down policy to George Burgess, despite the Dragons player facing criminal charges.
www.abc.net.au
The Canberra Law Review picked it apart (good luck reading this):