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He may find the case(s) RH cited in his blog.HH actually said he may have to look nationally.
Hey, RH...want to email JP and move this along?
He may find the case(s) RH cited in his blog.HH actually said he may have to look nationally.
I'm really at a loss here . How does someone,who couldn't be less deserving of a break, get one break after another? Where is that Karma train?
Even if JP reinstates probation,the DT will appeal,since this seems to be a new issue for FL Law.As with all things Casey,this could go on forever.
I don't know why anyone thinks she's in danger. Not with her kind of luck.
Good question...cause that original ruling would have needed to be upheld.Ok I realize this may be a stupid question, but can someone explain to me why decisions always have to be made , based on "previous case law" Can't anyone make a decision on their own? I mean, someone had to make an original ruling lol..Just something I never understood
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Here is how I look at this.
Say the Probation order said 12 months probation with the ordinary and regular items of probation.
But just say that in addition it said that as a part of probation Casey must perform 200 hours of community service.
Now, how in God's green earth would she have been able to do that while in jail? Would the probation department have waived that too? Just like they did the court ordered administrative costs?
Probation is not meant to be served while lying on your cot in protective custody. While fiddling with your hair or writing fantasy letters and passing them to other inmates.
Probation is a process of proving that you can be a law abiding citizen in a culture where laws must be followed for the good of all.
I really hope whoever is in charge of that probation department takes a good hard look at the policies and practices and if a few heads need to roll for lazy enforcement then do it.
I wonder if the State and "Strickland" will get an extra bonus for all this? JMO but now they just seem petty and like they are being vindicitive because they lost this case. It should be over they lost the case, screwed up over and over on this case. Time to leave it alone and stop wasting the tax payers money. If she gets in trouble again then get her but it is past time to leave her alone. IMO they are being bullys and acting like mob mentality rules.
He may find the case(s) RH cited in his blog.
Hey, RH...want to email JP and move this along?![]()
Aedrys,
Hi, here is Hornsby site: http://www.richardhornsby.com/criminal/first-time-offender.html
If KC had not been a suspect in her daughter's death, in all likelihood, she would have pled the charges down - meaning admitted what she had done, make restitution (and Cindy would have paid it) and she would have more than likely gotten probation. BUT SHE IS A MURDER suspect or was and so lets get her back to jail and see what happens when she is locked up for a while - unfortuantely, nothing.
I'm really at a loss here . How does someone,who couldn't be less deserving of a break, get one break after another? Where is that Karma train?
Even if JP reinstates probation,the DT will appeal,since this seems to be a new issue for FL Law.As with all things Casey,this could go on forever.
I don't know why anyone thinks she's in danger. Not with her kind of luck.
IIRC the supervisor stated that this procedure is not uncommon and has been done numerous times with other people in jail. The precedent appears to have already been created, this was not a unique thing they decided to do for CA, it is frequently done.
jmo
Don't worry, she can't escape the IRS forever. And then there's the afterlife, where she'll be burning for eternity. Karma will come. It's just taking it's sweet time.
In addition to the costs of the wild goose chase looking for a missing child that was clearly dead, I believe they are requesting reimbursement for the investigation and discovery costs and everything that went along with a murder investigation.
JB comes out day 1 and says "sorry guys, Caylee was dead June 16th". Since Casey knew the child was dead on June 16th and then JB admits it in opening statements, it really only seems logical that the state should recoup the cost of the investigatio. JMO
You are awesome LL. Thank you so much.
Here is a snapshot of the visits around the time-frame of when the probation officer was suppose to be visiting Casey.
IDK Aedrys,
There are countries that don't extradite back to the US. One supporter with money,and she's gone. I have very little faith she'll be held accountable for anything.
But this is the appeal isn't it?
He may find the case(s) RH cited in his blog.
Hey, RH...want to email JP and move this along?![]()
So here's my question to you all. What is the WORST case scenario(s) FCA can face? I'm confused, very confused. Seems like a miscalculation of time regardless of whether or not she indeed did serve probation in jail. Can they sentence her to more time and then hold her accountable for parole violations while she was incarcerated??