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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell
The trouble would seem to be if he is forced to run out of the detention barn before his hearing, isnt he serving his penalty unfairly if the hearing winds up overturning the ruling? I understand that the chances are that the ruling will be upheld but shouldn't the guy get his due process? If he is found guilty after that then he can serve the penalty, no? The rule sucks and the tracks should not be forced to do the CHRB's job because there is most certainly a conflict of interest.
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I think the main penalty will be a large fine. The fine will not be levied until after the hearing.
As I said earlier, it is not uncommon in other situations for a similar process to be in place. In other fields, if a person is accused of some type of miscounduct, they will often times be put on administrative leave while they are waiting for an investigation to be completed. That is pretty common.