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In a nutshell, that's the way it works. The state office reserves the right to levy harsher penalties than the minimum at its discretion depending upon the manner in which the individual offended. However, fighting carries the stiffest of listed sanctions. I don't see why anyone would have difficulty fathoming that.
I didn't write the regulations for the governing authority, but in this regard they are clear and make sense to me.
I know of one case in which the instigator of a fight received a suspension which was three times as long as the individual who retaliated.
Last edited by Nevadaref; Tue Feb 09, 2010 at 04:36am.
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