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3. Yeah, obviously I'm getting ahead of the game.

Reply to H2O Man (Reply #2)

Mon Apr 29, 2024, 11:56 PM

Apr 29

Knowing this Supreme Court, they may well order an immediate halt to the trial the minute deliberations begin, then declare a mistrial on some pretext...

And yeah I know that's not a thing but with these clowns all bets are off....

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What are typical sentences for felony convictions when the defendant has dementia? Asking for a... well, asking. [View all] unblock Apr 29 OP

How much of an asshole has the defendant been, with or without dementia? RockRaven Apr 29 #1

I'd suggest that H2O Man Apr 29 #2

Yeah, obviously I'm getting ahead of the game. unblock Apr 29 #3

What gets me H2O Man Apr 29 #4

They are facilitating the need for further rules and clarifications unblock Apr 30 #6

If convicted, the sentencing hearings will be hilarious, he is an old man; he has intestinal and mental issues, Silent Type Apr 30 #5

The defendant has to make the plea Buzz cook Apr 30 #7

If convicted, at sentencing, surely they'll argue against any prison time unblock Apr 30 #8

Perhaps Buzz cook Apr 30 #12

He isn't diagnosed with anything. EndlessWire Apr 30 #9

The state will most likely hand him to the feds jmowreader Apr 30 #10

A pat on Donnie's head, and a warning not to do it a gin, is my guess. republianmushroom Apr 30 #11

i was just talking to a friend of mine about this entire subject. id love to see him in sing sing or a supermax AllaN01Bear Apr 30 #13

The law in its majesty has convicted people with dementia quite often.. haele Apr 30 #14