Brown Baseball: A Threat To Society

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. A public nuisance is defined by in the Legal Dictionary as a person or group found guilty of one or many “minor crimes that threaten the health, morals, safety, comfort, convenience or welfare of a community.” Brown Baseball has been identified as a nuisance that falls under this description. A motion has been made to have a gang injuction filed agaisnt the organization as a whole which would then affect the entirety of its’ membership myself included. This definition of a nuisance is an improper guidline for what is a threat to society because several organizations exist that threaten one or many of the societal ideals listed in the definition of pulic nuisances that help the commuity. I was identified as a member of Brown Baseball because …show more content…

In addition to having no evidence of violent crimes involving our equipment we do not associate those who have been convicted of said crimes. Upon inspection of said bats that could be weapons oen would only find markings caused by baseballs and nothing else. This paired with an overwhelming lack of evidence should be reason enough to dismiss any suspicion of involvement with any violent criminal activity that is thought to have us at the center. It does not further our organization’s interests ot harm the community. The Brown Baseball members collectively agree that as a group we are singularly focused on winning an Ivy League baseball title. Harming the community and its’ members would not support this cause at all. We need the community to rally around our organization and promote an atmospehre of positivity in order for us to reach our goal. Being labeled as a nuisance would conflict with our goal so there is no reason that our members would be acting in accordance with a true

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