If you are not a lawyer that has read documents associated with Jeff's legal issues then I really think it is about time you quit fucking saying he is about to go to jail and other nonsense. You do not know a damn thing about the specifics of his trial, you do not know a damn thing about what they would mean even if you did know them, you obviously know less about them than Jeff and people in charge of TNA. So the next time before you call any of these people an idiot, think about who actually looks like one when you make these baseless claims. Find a good reason to knock these people if you want to. Using this junk claim just confirms the desperation some feel to find a way to put tna in a negative light, even when they pull of something interesting and surprising.
I'm not so sure that you need to be a lawyer with specific knowledge of the specifics of Hardy's legal drama to chime in with an opinion here. After all, aren't these forums, a place to express your opinions? You don't have to have a legal degree or have any particular expertise or in depth knowledge to have an opinion on the selection of Jeff Hardy to be selected to be the new TNA Champion.
The simple fact of the matter is, Hardy has been charged with a criminal offence. Maybe he is guilty or maybe he is innocent, I guess only time will tell what the decision of the courts are in this matter. Hell, maybe it won't even progress that far, maybe his case will get thrown out and that's that. But as long as the court proceedings are looming, there is a reasonable chance that he
could be convicted and he
could be going to jail. And this chance alone should probably preclude him from receiving the top award in the company until the matter has been resolved, one way or the other. Plus, I would suggest that even the fact that issues such as drug usage and drug distribution are looming would make giving him the top hardware in the company a PR nightmare. I don't think I would want the face of my company to have a drug distribution charge against him, hardly a draw for a younger audience.
Of course, none of this even considers whether or not Hardy will make a good heel champion in the first place. I'm skeptical but legal drama aside, I'd say sure, give him a shot and if he is as ineffective as I think he will be, have him drop the title again.
Just think, what happens if during Hardy's title reign, he gets convicted of some of these criminal charges? Not saying this will happen, in fact I hope it doesn't, but what if he does? Major damage control for TNA, again. In my opinion, the risk does not justify the reward.