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Originally posted by Wrabbit2000
reply to post by memarf1
As a matter of fact...My car was keyed by some neighborhood punks a few years back. I saw them do it and it went to court. No grand jury...only because they weren't that foolish to deny guilt. However, the prosecutor WAS set to go all the way to jury trial if need be, and small stuff like that DOES go to Jury here if the defendant really wants to piss off 12 average people that badly over petty crime...then ask them to judge it. It rarely ends well for the guy who pushes a misdemeanor all the way to that level.
The point is though.....That was $1,500 in damage to my car. Vandalism SOUNDS all harmless until it's your car, your business or your property being destroyed by it. The crime was enough to rate the Grand Jury and thats all it comes to here. She could have testified...chose not to..and CHOSE the consequences that come with that.
A thing to respect, if done by choice and in strength of conviction. If she wants to whine like a victim..then it wasn't much more than playing a foolish little game and losing.
Originally posted by yourmaker
I'm hoping we can name and shame all of the people involved.
Didn't they circumvent the constitution to pull that off?
We need to start making this personal. They are just people with little self-created titles.
That girl does not deserve the horror of jail but I know of some people who do...
Originally posted by EllaMarina
It seems like every time I read about a story like this, the female suspect/perpetrator has the appearance of someone who is beautiful (inside and out) and knows it. Seems a little suspicious, no? Maybe they ignore similar stories for the sake of getting more attention this way.edit on 12-10-2012 by EllaMarina because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by MrUncreated
Originally posted by Magnum007
It's called being in contempt of court... She's stupid, especially that she is getting immunity...
When you don't comply with an order of the court you get punished...
Speak up or get locked up... Too bad so sad...
She's gonna make some great fresh meat in jail!
Ah... why don't you go spontaneously combust somewhere.
Originally posted by prometheus2033
Boo hoo she wont tell us what we want to hear, hey lets hold her in contempt and put her in PRISON with all the other hardened criminals, that'll teach her to be quiet ,
soon all the oppressive governments of this earth SHALL answer to the angry citizens knocking at the front door.
Time to start a new, burn this S*** to the ground !!!
It will be of little avail to the people that the laws are made by men of their own choice if the laws be so voluminous that they cannot be read, or so incoherent that they cannot be understood, if they be repealed or revised before they are promulgated, or undergo such incessant changes that no man, who knows what the law is today, can guess what it will be like tomorrow. – James Madison
Originally posted by Dimithae
reply to post by Magnum007
Since when is standing up for your beliefs stupid? Isn't that whats wrong with the world today now? People just do whatever it takes for the easy way out.
I remember my parents teaching me from the youngest age that we all die,there is no way around that,but if your going to die anyway might as well be for something you believe in. Because if theres something worth believing in its worth dying for. So be careful what you do decide to believe in,cause you may have to stand up for it and die for it!
Hang tough sister, don't let them bully you!
Someone said well why didn't she just say she doesn't have any info, the problem there is that someone must of placed her at the location at the time what evver did happen.
I have some of this stuff and more at home. Should I be worried? Or maybe they should ask this guy in the photo of this thread if he knows anything Link
The FBI search warrant to enter the house last week is sealed, but The Oregonian reported it was found left at the residence after the raid. The search warrant shows police were looking for clothing, flags and other "anti-government or anarchist literature or material."
Journalist Seth Rosenfeld spent three decades pursuing government documents about the FBI's undercover operation in Berkeley, Calif., during the student protest movements in the '60s. His new book details how the FBI "used dirty tricks to stifle dissent on campus" and influenced Ronald Reagan's politics.
Originally posted by RealSpoke
Why doesn't she just testify and say she didn't hear anything?