Inglis has been milking lifting penalties for a couple of years in a similar fashion. No idea why you'd want to put yourself in that sort of position given what happened to Alex McKinnon, but Guerra clearly contributed to the end result.
However.. Hodges is not without guilt, has an abhorrent record and I'd love nothing more than for him to be rubbed out.
Given the embarrassing inconsistency and recent lack of action at the MRC (Kasiano, Pritchard, Keary) etc, and the commentary already coming out of the usual corners, I think he'll get off. Hope I'm wrong as it would be an insult to us all. But hey I guess we're all used to it now.