It was a family court commissioner that made that determination, not really one with the full authority of law behind him and as the "opinion" and the No Contact order is being appealed, it could be found completely baseless. The prosecuting attorney declining to prosecute was the nail in the coffin, based on my experience in the past(and yes the military is not quite the same) I have an idea that the No Contact order will be lifted. NASCAR jumped the gun and I suspect Kurt has not completed much of his road to redemption requirements. He might have been interviewed a time or two and the person supervising said he didn't need treatment or something to that effect. One thing many of us do as we age, our tempers come under much better control, from what I have seen from him in the last year, I think a lot has transpired behind the scenes on him getting his emotions in better control. Time will tell and as stated, right now it is up to Haas to foot the bill. I don't believe he would waste his money on something that is not a sure thing, car owners spend lots of money, but not often do they waste it.
