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personal recognizance bond
So they don't have to pay?
personal recognizance bond
:facepalm:personal recognizance bond
My predictions...TM is going to go crazy if SM is in another county, free and away from her, remember her postings about his family? TM is going to gain about 40 lbs in the next few months and she's not going to be able to stay off of social media. We need to be all eyes and ears and on the look out. There is going to be a really nasty custody battle over the kids. The Caison family is going to start claiming harassment and stalking again. It's going to be an interesting next few months....
My predictions...TM is going to go crazy if SM is in another county, free and away from her, remember her postings about his family? TM is going to gain about 40 lbs in the next few months and she's not going to be able to stay off of social media. We need to be all eyes and ears and on the look out. There is going to be a really nasty custody battle over the kids. The Caison family is going to start claiming harassment and stalking again. It's going to be an interesting next few months....
So they don't have to pay?
So they don't have to pay?
personal recognizance bond
Yep, worried for those kids, IMO TM has an attitude like, if I can't have them, no one will. SM is not the only one in danger imo-(especially if her rage is directed at him and she thinks he will throw her under the bus). Moms take kids out or abscond with them all the time. TM is not stable and is sure to do something very stupid. She is a danger to herself, her family, and the community, IMO.
They have to pay and promise to come back for court date.
Since TM loves forums/discussion boards, and since this website has so much about HE's disappearance and this case on it, I would not be surprised if she does not create herself an account on here and starts running her mouth..... once she has access to the internet look out.....
They have to pay and promise to come back for court date.
Oh, you guys, so gloomy. Here's what I saw: the defense attorneys attacked the evidence and tried to prop up their clients' good character. Did the judge interrupt either of them? I think maybe once, when Tammy's attorney was speaking.
Then it was Livesay's turn, and she was moving in for the kill. But the judge interrupted and the guy sitting next to her had to tap her on the arm before she noticed - that's how focused she was. And the judge kept interrupting, over and over again, throwing her off stride. He told her that a "substantial change" was not the only criteria he could use to grant bond, there was also length of time the accused has been held, and basically he said that was the only criteria he was considering today. Just yanked the rug right out from under her. At that point, I kinda knew we were screwed.
We didn't get to hear Livesay's full rebuttal to allegations that the evidence doesn't exist. We heard a little bit of some of it, but not everything she would have said in response to the defense attorneys' allegations. He kept shutting her down, so now the idea that there's no evidence, the officials screwed up, they jumped the gun or whatever, it's just left hanging out there, unchallenged.
I think what we heard today was very one-sided, so I'm not giving up hope. I wish we could've heard the full argument Livesay was prepared to deliver this morning.
I'm in the middle of backreading, but I want to pause to thank you both for these two posts. Y'all talked me off of the figurative ledge. Admittedly, this is the first case I've ever followed, and I needed to read your words. Thanks again. Carry on...Exactly Okie. This was NOT a trial. The judge stayed that the rules for bond had changed. He stated that EVERYONE deserves bail. He stated that EVERYONE, until convicted, is presumed innocent. What I got was that the law changed somewhat to state that you can only hold a dependent 6 months without bail. After that he is required to give them bail regardless of the evidence. He also stated he agreed nothing had changed from the first bail hearing to this one. Just the law governing bail. This judge was granting bail no matter what. I still think there is s very good circumstantial case against these two but I will say a few things came out that change my mind of what went down. I would like to see the transcripts of the interview. For instance, I wonder if Tammy knew he called Heather on the Payphone.
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I don't believe they have to pay anything , just sign and walk out.