FRAT's PROTECT YOUR BRO CODE ?
If (hypothetically) FratBro has pending crim. charges or is on probation (minor drug possession, use, or even dealing, just an ex.), that he might decide on silence, but more for his own SELF INTEREST, than complying w Frat's loyalty code.
Not saying this is true, just a possible reason why a FratBro might hesitate to "come forward" to tell LE.
That ^ plus legal and practical advice given by the national organization,
local chapter officers might encourage all frat members to be silent. Maybe IDK. imo jmo moo
snipped for focus....I was part of a Greek organization -.... definitely a code of protect your brothers... I often wonder how we would have acted in this situation. I realize the severity of the crimes, but would we, being young men 18-22, have been forthright with info? I’d like to think we would have, but we also lived a code to always protect a brother. It would not have been so straightforward.
@Normamsmiley @Emerald1328 Interesting posts. Aside from fraternity loyalty code or personal moral compass, might there be another factor influencing a FratBro's decision to either stay silent or to provide LE w info he has?Do you think that code would have immediately disintegrated if it was your brother that this happened to?
If (hypothetically) FratBro has pending crim. charges or is on probation (minor drug possession, use, or even dealing, just an ex.), that he might decide on silence, but more for his own SELF INTEREST, than complying w Frat's loyalty code.
Not saying this is true, just a possible reason why a FratBro might hesitate to "come forward" to tell LE.
That ^ plus legal and practical advice given by the national organization,
local chapter officers might encourage all frat members to be silent. Maybe IDK. imo jmo moo