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Rams' Jackson won't face felony; case assigned for diversion

LA Rams left tackle Alaric Jackson will avoid felony domestic battery charges following a legal diversion agreement.

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The brief

Los Angeles Rams left tackle Alaric Jackson will not face felony domestic battery charges following his arrest. His case has been assigned to pre-filing diversion, a process that allows him to avoid a domestic violence charge.

Coverage from ESPN, NBC Los Angeles, and WRAL emphasizes that no criminal charges have been filed against Jackson. The Taylorville Daily News also confirmed the absence of felony charges in the case.

Attention now turns to the Rams' options regarding their left tackle position following these legal developments, as noted by Turf Show Times.

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Quick answers

Will Alaric Jackson face felony charges?

No, according to coverage from ESPN and Taylorville Daily News, he will not face felony domestic battery charges.

What is the current status of Jackson's legal case?

The case has been assigned to pre-filing diversion, which allows him to avoid a domestic violence charge.

Have any criminal charges been filed?

NBC Los Angeles reports that no criminal charges have been filed against Jackson after his arrest.

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