It'll be a tough decision for the NRL. On one hand they wouldn't want to ruin poor old Lockyer's fairy tale. However, it'll also depend on what the douche nozzles at the Daily Telegraph think about it. We all know how the NRL buckle under any media pressure.
I would like to see some past incidents; all I want from it is some consistency, something the NRL generally lack. Whether that means he gets off with nothing, or he gets 4 weeks. I dont care, just as long as the punishment is consistent with past incidents.