I don’t know how insanity defenses work in Nevada, but here in Massachusetts, they fail at about a 75% rate. And when they don’t, typically the person is committed indefinitely, so they might as well be in jail.

I’m pretty certain temporary insanity is a completely different beast than pure legal insanity as temporary suggests that someone ‘blacked out’ for a brief moment where he couldn’t differentiate between right and wrong, whereas completely insane means even at the trial and he can’t tell the difference.

The fight was OVER as indicated both by the tapout and the referee several times – to the extent that he had to be physically by the referee (quite physically, I might add). This is beyond what is expected in a fight – the fact that they are two fighters, in the ring, involved in a fight does not give a fighter carte blanche to mete out the “street justice” he sees fit to teach the fighter a lesson.

Just as sure as if he had continued to strike a KO’d opponent after the referee called a stop to the fight and then needed to be physically removed. It was a malicious act and would not be considered to be within the normally accepted “rules of engagement”.

Quite certainly he could be charged and convicted.

The announcement of the deal was made part of a massive spam campaign announcing the deal before the company had issued an official press release to on the deal.

The illegal spam including thousands of e-mails and hundreds of spam blog posts announcing the aquisition in what can be assumed to be an attempt to boost the company’s stock performance.

EntreMetrix is based in Irvine California and looks to my uneducated eye to perhaps be another reverse merger type deal like we saw with the IFL.