Date: January 13th, 2022 3:07 PM
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USA USA USA!!!!Judge is 180180180 tl;dr Cameron Vaughn got DRUNK Cameron Vaughn got SLUTTY Cameron Vaughn got FUCKED Cameron Vaughn tried to blame a clean-cut bro for her WHORING IT UP Judge says: "What didja expect, slut?" Pic of the sloot: https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2022/01/judge-declares-rapist-innocent-641.jpg?quality=90&strip=all https://www.whig.com/news/adams-county-judge-condemned-for-comments-in-sexual-assault-case/article_6998445a-7038-11ec-abdc-7729bb090472.html QUINCY — A thrown out sexual assault guilty verdict and several remarks in open court made by an Adams County judge has two parents watching their daughter relive trauma from Memorial Day weekend. Drew S. Clinton appeared Monday in Adams County Circuit Court to be sentenced after he was found guilty on one count of criminal sexual assault after a three-day bench trial in October. He was found not guilty of two other counts of criminal sexual assault. He faced a mandatory minimum sentence of four years in the Illinois Department of Corrections. However, after arguments on two post-trial motions, Judge Robert Adrian found that the prosecution failed to prove their case and changed the verdict to not guilty. “Mr. Clinton has served almost five months in the county jail, 148 days,” said Adrian, according to the court transcript. “For what happened in this case, that is plenty of punishment. That would be a just sentence.” Adrian noted that Clinton had just turned 18 two weeks prior and had no prior criminal record. “It’s worse now than it was (before), because not only does she not have her justice, but now she feels like she spoke up for nothing, and you know that hurts” said the girl’s father in an interview with The Herald-Whig. “Now she wishes she wouldn’t have even said anything.” In reports from the Quincy Police Department, provided by her parents, the girl said she attended a graduation party where she got drunk and went in the pool. She said she eventually passed out. She told police that she woke up with a pillow being pushed on her face and that she was being assaulted by Clinton, who is from Michigan but used to attend Quincy Public Schools. She said that she told him to stop but he didn’t until she told him a second time and pushed him off her. The police report said she went into a bedroom in the house where she told a friend what happened. She got a ride back to her home with two friends where they slept in her parents’ camper before they went into the house in the morning and told her father, who called the police. Adams County Assistant State’s Attorney Anita Rodriguez, who prosecutes sex crimes for the office, said she has never had a verdict reversed like this in her 40-career and has no way to explain what happened. “My heart is bleeding for the victim,” Rodriguez said. “It was a very difficult bench trial. It did a lot for her healing process, but now she’s back to where we were at.” Clinton’s attorney, Drew Schnack, believed that his client should have been found not guilty at the trial because the prosecution did not meet the burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt. “The only evidence of what went on in that room for that three- or four-hour period of time was the girl saying couldn’t remember or didn’t know, and (Clinton) who was interviewed by the police when they first picked him up and gave a long, long statement and who testified in court,” Schnack said. “His statement has never changed.” His client contends that there was consent that night. In a rebuttal to Schnack’s motion on Monday, Rodriguez noted that the girl awoke to a pillow being pushed on her face as she was assaulted and at no time did she consent. “In fact, earlier in the evening she had specifically indicated that she did not want any sexual contact with this defendant,” she said. Schnack said Adrian acknowledged that he should have found Clinton not guilty from the start. After he announced his ruling, Adrian said he couldn’t believe that adults who were at the party took their responsibilities so lightly. “This is what’s happened when parents do not exercise their parental responsibilities, when we have people, adults, having parties for teenagers, and they allow coeds and female people to swim in their underwear in their swimming pool,” Adrian said. “And, no, underwear is not the same as swimming suits. It’s just – they allow 16-year-old to bring liquor to a party. They provide liquor to underage people, and you wonder how these things happen. “Well, that’s how these things happen. The Court is totally disgusted with that whole thing.” “He put the blame on the victim, and he erased everything that we have put her through counseling for,” said the girl’s stepmom. “And he may not have meant what he said, the way that he said it, but the way that several people interpreted it was ‘It’s your fault. You got drunk. It’s your fault. You went skinny dipping. It’s your fault,’” her father said. Advocates for sexual assault survivors said Adrian’s statement at the end of the hearing amounts to victim blaming. “It absolutely shifts the responsibility for the sexual assault from the perpetrator who owns the responsibility for it to the victim,” said Carrie Ward, CEO of the Illinois Coalition Against Sexual Assault. “And regardless of how the victim was dressed, where she was or what she was doing, nothing changes that sexual assault is the responsibility of the perpetrator. “This type of victim blaming is exactly why survivors have a hard time coming forward and worry that they won’t be believed or supported. Examples of cases like this contribute to that.” A court official said Adrian would not expand upon his comments outside of the transcript. The girl’s father said he and his family weren’t expecting Clinton to receive maximum sentence when they arrived at the courthouse. “We’re not trying to ruin an 18-year-old’s life like that,” the father said. “I get it. You made a bad choice. It’s a choice that has destroyed my daughter.” The girl and her parents all prepared victim impact statements to read. In her victim impact statement provided to The Herald-Whig, the girl said that Clinton stole a part of her that she will never get back. “This wasn’t a one-time mistake made by a guy who misinterpreted the night,” she said. “You saw me unconscious and took the chance that I wouldn’t wake up and if I did wouldn’t be believed. “Unlike so many other girls whose cries for help weren’t heard mine was. And it doesn’t matter what I was wearing that night or the fact that I was drinking. You took advantage of an unconscious girl and there was ZERO consent given that night.” Since Monday, her parents have watched the progress she has made from months of therapy slip away. “We are scared to death that she’s going to do something,” her stepmom said. “She’s depressed. She’s sad, and she’s already attempted suicide because of what (Clinton) did to her anyway, so we are just terrified.” The girl’s father looked at options their family potentially has, but he said outside of a civil suit, there is nothing they can do. “All I can hope is that girls keep reporting it,” he said. “This is not your fault,” his wife said to sexual assault survivors. An Illinois judge is facing heat for reversing an 18-year-old man’s sexual assault conviction at the teen’s sentencing last week — saying the 148 days he spent in jail since his arrest was enough, reports said. Adams County Judge Robert Adrian issued the stunning reversal last Monday after finding Drew Clinton guilty of one count of criminal sexual assault at an October bench trial, the Herald-Whig reported. “Mr. Clinton has served almost five months in the county jail, 148 days,” Adrian said, according to a court transcript obtained by the newspaper. “For what happened in this case, that is plenty of punishment. That would be a just sentence.” Clinton was convicted of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl at a graduation party last May. He had faced a mandatory minimum sentence of four years. Adrian’s decision came after Clinton’s attorneys filed two post-trial motions and the judge ruled prosecutors failed to prove their case, the newspaper reported. Judge Robert Adrian, who found an 18-year-old man guilty of sexual assaulting a 16-year-old girl, has come under fire after he later threw out the conviction this month. Judge Robert Adrian, who found an 18-year-old man guilty of sexual assaulting a 16-year-old girl, has come under fire after he threw out the conviction this month. AP Following Adrian’s ruling, the distraught victim went public with her story — recounting the sexual assault to reporters and detailing her emotional reaction when she learned Adrian was set free. Drew Clinton previously spent 148 days in county jail, which Judge Adrian said was "a just sentence." Drew Clinton previously spent 148 days in county jail, which Judge Adrian said was “a just sentence.” QHS Football “I woke up at my friend’s place with a pillow over my face so I couldn’t be heard and Drew Clinton inside of me,” said Cameron Vaughan, WGEM reported. “I asked him to stop multiple times and he wouldn’t. I finally got off the couch and pushed him off of me and he jumped up and just started playing video games as if nothing had happened,” she said. Cameron Vaughan said she “immediately” left the courtroom and cried in the bathroom after learning Clinton’s conviction was tossed. The Quincy Area Network Against Domestic Abuse on Tuesday blasted the judge’s decision. “The verdict and Adrian’s comments send a chilling message to other rape victims that their behavior, not the rapists’, will be judged,” the group said in a statement to WGEM. “Shame the victims, free the rapists. This judgment reinforces the fact that standards for women have always been impossibly high while they are impossibly low for men.” Vaughan’s father described his daughter’s devastation in an interview with the Herald-Whig. Cameron Vaughn told reporters she "immediately" left the courtroom and cried in the bathroom upon hearing the judge reverse the ruling. Cameron Vaughn told reporters she “immediately” left the courtroom and cried in the bathroom upon hearing the judge reverse the ruling. WGEM “It’s worse now than it was [before], because not only does she not have her justice, but now she feels like she spoke up for nothing, and you know that hurts,” the father told the newspaper. “Now she wishes she wouldn’t have even said anything.” https://www.whig.com/news/adams-county-judge-condemned-for-comments-in-sexual-assault-case/article_6998445a-7038-11ec-abdc-7729bb090472.html https://nypost.com/2022/01/13/illinois-judge-robert-adrian-slammed-for-reversing-teen-drew-clintons-rape-conviction/ Illinois judge slammed for reversing teen’s rape conviction ShareVideo Player is loading. 0:00 / 0:52 MORE ON: SEXUAL ASSAULTS ‘Heartbreaking’: Mom slams Illinois judge’s decision to toss sex assault conviction Teen sentenced for sex attacks that sparked political firestorm in Loudoun County Navy adding weeks to boot camp to include ‘extremism’ and sexual assault training Ex-Michigan Speaker Lee Chatfield’s sister-in-law revealed as sexual assault accuser An Illinois judge is facing heat for reversing an 18-year-old man’s sexual assault conviction at the teen’s sentencing last week — saying the 148 days he spent in jail since his arrest was enough, reports said. Adams County Judge Robert Adrian issued the stunning reversal last Monday after finding Drew Clinton guilty of one count of criminal sexual assault at an October bench trial, the Herald-Whig reported. “Mr. Clinton has served almost five months in the county jail, 148 days,” Adrian said, according to a court transcript obtained by the newspaper. “For what happened in this case, that is plenty of punishment. That would be a just sentence.” Clinton was convicted of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl at a graduation party last May. He had faced a mandatory minimum sentence of four years. Adrian’s decision came after Clinton’s attorneys filed two post-trial motions and the judge ruled prosecutors failed to prove their case, the newspaper reported. Judge Robert Adrian, who found an 18-year-old man guilty of sexual assaulting a 16-year-old girl, has come under fire after he later threw out the conviction this month. Judge Robert Adrian, who found an 18-year-old man guilty of sexual assaulting a 16-year-old girl, has come under fire after he threw out the conviction this month. AP Following Adrian’s ruling, the distraught victim went public with her story — recounting the sexual assault to reporters and detailing her emotional reaction when she learned Adrian was set free. Drew Clinton previously spent 148 days in county jail, which Judge Adrian said was "a just sentence." Drew Clinton previously spent 148 days in county jail, which Judge Adrian said was “a just sentence.” QHS Football “I woke up at my friend’s place with a pillow over my face so I couldn’t be heard and Drew Clinton inside of me,” said Cameron Vaughan, WGEM reported. “I asked him to stop multiple times and he wouldn’t. I finally got off the couch and pushed him off of me and he jumped up and just started playing video games as if nothing had happened,” she said. Vaughan said she “immediately” left the courtroom and cried in the bathroom after learning Clinton’s conviction was tossed. The Quincy Area Network Against Domestic Abuse on Tuesday blasted the judge’s decision. “The verdict and Adrian’s comments send a chilling message to other rape victims that their behavior, not the rapists’, will be judged,” the group said in a statement to WGEM. “Shame the victims, free the rapists. This judgment reinforces the fact that standards for women have always been impossibly high while they are impossibly low for men.” Vaughan’s father described his daughter’s devastation in an interview with the Herald-Whig. Cameron Vaughan told reporters she "immediately" left the courtroom and cried in the bathroom upon hearing the judge reverse the ruling. Cameron Vaughan told reporters she “immediately” left the courtroom and cried in the bathroom upon hearing the judge reverse the ruling. WGEM “It’s worse now than it was [before], because not only does she not have her justice, but now she feels like she spoke up for nothing, and you know that hurts,” the father told the newspaper. “Now she wishes she wouldn’t have even said anything.”
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Date: January 13th, 2022 3:11 PM
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USA USA USA!!!!Judge is 180180180 tl;dr Cameron Vaughn got DRUNK Cameron Vaughn got SLUTTY Cameron Vaughn got FUCKED Cameron Vaughn tried to blame a clean-cut bro for her WHORING IT UP Judge says: "What didja expect, slut?" Pic of the sloot: https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2022/01/judge-declares-rapist-innocent-641.jpg?quality=90&strip=all https://www.whig.com/news/adams-county-judge-condemned-for-comments-in-sexual-assault-case/article_6998445a-7038-11ec-abdc-7729bb090472.html QUINCY — A thrown out sexual assault guilty verdict and several remarks in open court made by an Adams County judge has two parents watching their daughter relive trauma from Memorial Day weekend. Drew S. Clinton appeared Monday in Adams County Circuit Court to be sentenced after he was found guilty on one count of criminal sexual assault after a three-day bench trial in October. He was found not guilty of two other counts of criminal sexual assault. He faced a mandatory minimum sentence of four years in the Illinois Department of Corrections. However, after arguments on two post-trial motions, Judge Robert Adrian found that the prosecution failed to prove their case and changed the verdict to not guilty. “Mr. Clinton has served almost five months in the county jail, 148 days,” said Adrian, according to the court transcript. “For what happened in this case, that is plenty of punishment. That would be a just sentence.” Adrian noted that Clinton had just turned 18 two weeks prior and had no prior criminal record. “It’s worse now than it was (before), because not only does she not have her justice, but now she feels like she spoke up for nothing, and you know that hurts” said the girl’s father in an interview with The Herald-Whig. “Now she wishes she wouldn’t have even said anything.” In reports from the Quincy Police Department, provided by her parents, the girl said she attended a graduation party where she got drunk and went in the pool. She said she eventually passed out. She told police that she woke up with a pillow being pushed on her face and that she was being assaulted by Clinton, who is from Michigan but used to attend Quincy Public Schools. She said that she told him to stop but he didn’t until she told him a second time and pushed him off her. The police report said she went into a bedroom in the house where she told a friend what happened. She got a ride back to her home with two friends where they slept in her parents’ camper before they went into the house in the morning and told her father, who called the police. Adams County Assistant State’s Attorney Anita Rodriguez, who prosecutes sex crimes for the office, said she has never had a verdict reversed like this in her 40-career and has no way to explain what happened. “My heart is bleeding for the victim,” Rodriguez said. “It was a very difficult bench trial. It did a lot for her healing process, but now she’s back to where we were at.” Clinton’s attorney, Drew Schnack, believed that his client should have been found not guilty at the trial because the prosecution did not meet the burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt. “The only evidence of what went on in that room for that three- or four-hour period of time was the girl saying couldn’t remember or didn’t know, and (Clinton) who was interviewed by the police when they first picked him up and gave a long, long statement and who testified in court,” Schnack said. “His statement has never changed.” His client contends that there was consent that night. In a rebuttal to Schnack’s motion on Monday, Rodriguez noted that the girl awoke to a pillow being pushed on her face as she was assaulted and at no time did she consent. “In fact, earlier in the evening she had specifically indicated that she did not want any sexual contact with this defendant,” she said. Schnack said Adrian acknowledged that he should have found Clinton not guilty from the start. After he announced his ruling, Adrian said he couldn’t believe that adults who were at the party took their responsibilities so lightly. “This is what’s happened when parents do not exercise their parental responsibilities, when we have people, adults, having parties for teenagers, and they allow coeds and female people to swim in their underwear in their swimming pool,” Adrian said. “And, no, underwear is not the same as swimming suits. It’s just – they allow 16-year-old to bring liquor to a party. They provide liquor to underage people, and you wonder how these things happen. “Well, that’s how these things happen. The Court is totally disgusted with that whole thing.” “He put the blame on the victim, and he erased everything that we have put her through counseling for,” said the girl’s stepmom. “And he may not have meant what he said, the way that he said it, but the way that several people interpreted it was ‘It’s your fault. You got drunk. It’s your fault. You went skinny dipping. It’s your fault,’” her father said. Advocates for sexual assault survivors said Adrian’s statement at the end of the hearing amounts to victim blaming. “It absolutely shifts the responsibility for the sexual assault from the perpetrator who owns the responsibility for it to the victim,” said Carrie Ward, CEO of the Illinois Coalition Against Sexual Assault. “And regardless of how the victim was dressed, where she was or what she was doing, nothing changes that sexual assault is the responsibility of the perpetrator. “This type of victim blaming is exactly why survivors have a hard time coming forward and worry that they won’t be believed or supported. Examples of cases like this contribute to that.” A court official said Adrian would not expand upon his comments outside of the transcript. The girl’s father said he and his family weren’t expecting Clinton to receive maximum sentence when they arrived at the courthouse. “We’re not trying to ruin an 18-year-old’s life like that,” the father said. “I get it. You made a bad choice. It’s a choice that has destroyed my daughter.” The girl and her parents all prepared victim impact statements to read. In her victim impact statement provided to The Herald-Whig, the girl said that Clinton stole a part of her that she will never get back. “This wasn’t a one-time mistake made by a guy who misinterpreted the night,” she said. “You saw me unconscious and took the chance that I wouldn’t wake up and if I did wouldn’t be believed. “Unlike so many other girls whose cries for help weren’t heard mine was. And it doesn’t matter what I was wearing that night or the fact that I was drinking. You took advantage of an unconscious girl and there was ZERO consent given that night.” Since Monday, her parents have watched the progress she has made from months of therapy slip away. “We are scared to death that she’s going to do something,” her stepmom said. “She’s depressed. She’s sad, and she’s already attempted suicide because of what (Clinton) did to her anyway, so we are just terrified.” The girl’s father looked at options their family potentially has, but he said outside of a civil suit, there is nothing they can do. “All I can hope is that girls keep reporting it,” he said. “This is not your fault,” his wife said to sexual assault survivors. An Illinois judge is facing heat for reversing an 18-year-old man’s sexual assault conviction at the teen’s sentencing last week — saying the 148 days he spent in jail since his arrest was enough, reports said. Adams County Judge Robert Adrian issued the stunning reversal last Monday after finding Drew Clinton guilty of one count of criminal sexual assault at an October bench trial, the Herald-Whig reported. “Mr. Clinton has served almost five months in the county jail, 148 days,” Adrian said, according to a court transcript obtained by the newspaper. “For what happened in this case, that is plenty of punishment. That would be a just sentence.” Clinton was convicted of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl at a graduation party last May. He had faced a mandatory minimum sentence of four years. Adrian’s decision came after Clinton’s attorneys filed two post-trial motions and the judge ruled prosecutors failed to prove their case, the newspaper reported. Judge Robert Adrian, who found an 18-year-old man guilty of sexual assaulting a 16-year-old girl, has come under fire after he later threw out the conviction this month. Judge Robert Adrian, who found an 18-year-old man guilty of sexual assaulting a 16-year-old girl, has come under fire after he threw out the conviction this month. AP Following Adrian’s ruling, the distraught victim went public with her story — recounting the sexual assault to reporters and detailing her emotional reaction when she learned Adrian was set free. Drew Clinton previously spent 148 days in county jail, which Judge Adrian said was "a just sentence." Drew Clinton previously spent 148 days in county jail, which Judge Adrian said was “a just sentence.” QHS Football “I woke up at my friend’s place with a pillow over my face so I couldn’t be heard and Drew Clinton inside of me,” said Cameron Vaughan, WGEM reported. “I asked him to stop multiple times and he wouldn’t. I finally got off the couch and pushed him off of me and he jumped up and just started playing video games as if nothing had happened,” she said. Vaughan said she “immediately” left the courtroom and cried in the bathroom after learning Clinton’s conviction was tossed. The Quincy Area Network Against Domestic Abuse on Tuesday blasted the judge’s decision. “The verdict and Adrian’s comments send a chilling message to other rape victims that their behavior, not the rapists’, will be judged,” the group said in a statement to WGEM. “Shame the victims, free the rapists. This judgment reinforces the fact that standards for women have always been impossibly high while they are impossibly low for men.” Vaughan’s father described his daughter’s devastation in an interview with the Herald-Whig. Cameron Vaughn told reporters she "immediately" left the courtroom and cried in the bathroom upon hearing the judge reverse the ruling. Cameron Vaughn told reporters she “immediately” left the courtroom and cried in the bathroom upon hearing the judge reverse the ruling. WGEM “It’s worse now than it was [before], because not only does she not have her justice, but now she feels like she spoke up for nothing, and you know that hurts,” the father told the newspaper. “Now she wishes she wouldn’t have even said anything.” https://www.whig.com/news/adams-county-judge-condemned-for-comments-in-sexual-assault-case/article_6998445a-7038-11ec-abdc-7729bb090472.html https://nypost.com/2022/01/13/illinois-judge-robert-adrian-slammed-for-reversing-teen-drew-clintons-rape-conviction/ Illinois judge slammed for reversing teen’s rape conviction ShareVideo Player is loading. 0:00 / 0:52 MORE ON: SEXUAL ASSAULTS ‘Heartbreaking’: Mom slams Illinois judge’s decision to toss sex assault conviction Teen sentenced for sex attacks that sparked political firestorm in Loudoun County Navy adding weeks to boot camp to include ‘extremism’ and sexual assault training Ex-Michigan Speaker Lee Chatfield’s sister-in-law revealed as sexual assault accuser An Illinois judge is facing heat for reversing an 18-year-old man’s sexual assault conviction at the teen’s sentencing last week — saying the 148 days he spent in jail since his arrest was enough, reports said. Adams County Judge Robert Adrian issued the stunning reversal last Monday after finding Drew Clinton guilty of one count of criminal sexual assault at an October bench trial, the Herald-Whig reported. “Mr. Clinton has served almost five months in the county jail, 148 days,” Adrian said, according to a court transcript obtained by the newspaper. “For what happened in this case, that is plenty of punishment. That would be a just sentence.” Clinton was convicted of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl at a graduation party last May. He had faced a mandatory minimum sentence of four years. Adrian’s decision came after Clinton’s attorneys filed two post-trial motions and the judge ruled prosecutors failed to prove their case, the newspaper reported. Judge Robert Adrian, who found an 18-year-old man guilty of sexual assaulting a 16-year-old girl, has come under fire after he later threw out the conviction this month. Judge Robert Adrian, who found an 18-year-old man guilty of sexual assaulting a 16-year-old girl, has come under fire after he threw out the conviction this month. AP Following Adrian’s ruling, the distraught victim went public with her story — recounting the sexual assault to reporters and detailing her emotional reaction when she learned Adrian was set free. Drew Clinton previously spent 148 days in county jail, which Judge Adrian said was "a just sentence." Drew Clinton previously spent 148 days in county jail, which Judge Adrian said was “a just sentence.” QHS Football “I woke up at my friend’s place with a pillow over my face so I couldn’t be heard and Drew Clinton inside of me,” said Cameron Vaughan, WGEM reported. “I asked him to stop multiple times and he wouldn’t. I finally got off the couch and pushed him off of me and he jumped up and just started playing video games as if nothing had happened,” she said. Vaughan said she “immediately” left the courtroom and cried in the bathroom after learning Clinton’s conviction was tossed. The Quincy Area Network Against Domestic Abuse on Tuesday blasted the judge’s decision. “The verdict and Adrian’s comments send a chilling message to other rape victims that their behavior, not the rapists’, will be judged,” the group said in a statement to WGEM. “Shame the victims, free the rapists. This judgment reinforces the fact that standards for women have always been impossibly high while they are impossibly low for men.” Vaughan’s father described his daughter’s devastation in an interview with the Herald-Whig. Cameron Vaughn told reporters she "immediately" left the courtroom and cried in the bathroom upon hearing the judge reverse the ruling. Cameron Vaughn told reporters she “immediately” left the courtroom and cried in the bathroom upon hearing the judge reverse the ruling. WGEM “It’s worse now than it was [before], because not only does she not have her justice, but now she feels like she spoke up for nothing, and you know that hurts,” the father told the newspaper. “Now she wishes she wouldn’t have even said anything.”
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Date: January 13th, 2022 3:12 PM
Author: '"''"'""""
how do you "reverse a charge" exactly?
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Date: January 13th, 2022 3:26 PM
Author: ,.,;,;,.;,.;,.;,,,,;,.,;
judge saw reality and sentenced to time served
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Date: January 13th, 2022 3:28 PM
Author: Im done here
yeah bad title. I expected the judge to dismiss the case and somehow hold the girl in contempt for lying
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Date: January 13th, 2022 3:29 PM
Author: ,.,;,;,.;,.;,.;,,,,;,.,;
m'bad
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Date: January 13th, 2022 4:49 PM
Author: '"'""'"''"'
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Date: January 13th, 2022 4:47 PM
Author: Taylor Swift is not a hobby she is a lifestyle
you vacate the judgment
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Date: January 13th, 2022 3:17 PM
Author: .,.,.,.,.,.,..,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,..,.,.,.,.,.,
what's the judge's moniker
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Date: January 13th, 2022 3:30 PM
Author: councel culture
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Date: January 13th, 2022 3:31 PM
Author: Piotr Nicolau
There’s no way Drew could’ve gotten such high quality trim irl. I believe her!!
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Date: January 13th, 2022 4:56 PM
Author: '"'""'"''"'
Fuck that. Most guys couldn't get laid without alcohol. Especially not with chicks that look like her. If you don't want to regret the next morning then don't get drunk and fuck guys. Frankly, it is retarded that anyone entertains that as rape.
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Date: January 13th, 2022 3:33 PM
Author: Cousin Greg
Seems like this was a jury question and the judge overstepped.Girl: I woke up and he was raping me. Boy: She said I could. What judge takes those facts away from the jury?
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5006687&forum_id=2#43778678) |
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Date: January 13th, 2022 3:40 PM
Author: .,.,.,.,.,.,..,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,..,.,.,.,.,.,
it was a bench trial
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5006687&forum_id=2#43778747) |
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Date: January 13th, 2022 3:44 PM
Author: Taylor Swift is not a hobby she is a lifestyle
LJL the hags on fox news have been saying it was a jury trial
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5006687&forum_id=2#43778772) |
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Date: January 13th, 2022 3:41 PM
Author: Oliver Darcy Mocking Chicano Studies
Wasn't it a bench trial?
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5006687&forum_id=2#43778757) |
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Date: January 13th, 2022 3:44 PM
Author: ( : {| ]
it was a bench trial, was not it?
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5006687&forum_id=2#43778780) |
Date: January 13th, 2022 3:45 PM
Author: LathamTouchedMe
reading between the lines it looks like the judge didn't want to sentence him to the minimum of four years because it was too harsh but wanted him to spend a little time in county because he thought he was guilty and deserved some punishment. So he found him guilty, and then months later at sentencing, after he spent some time in lockup, overturned it.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5006687&forum_id=2#43778786) |
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Date: January 13th, 2022 4:33 PM
Author: the walter white of this generation (walt jr.)
It does indeed look like that, which is a really weird thing to do.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5006687&forum_id=2#43779138) |
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Date: January 13th, 2022 4:41 PM
Author: Taylor Swift is not a hobby she is a lifestyle
nah, he wouldn't last a second in state prison. he probably figured justice is best served by allowing him to have the chance at contributing positively to society.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5006687&forum_id=2#43779205) |
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Date: January 13th, 2022 5:11 PM
Author: the walter white of this generation (walt jr.)
Yeah I meant procedurally: hearing a bench trial and finding a defendant guilty, then later granting a JNOV motion that your own unilateral finding of guilt was one that could be made by no reasonable factfinder, is already weird; having that decision be motivated by a desire to circumvent the mandatory minimum while still ensuring that the defendant serve some time in jail is... probably unlawful.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5006687&forum_id=2#43779418) |
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Date: January 13th, 2022 5:42 PM
Author: Taylor Swift is not a hobby she is a lifestyle
procedurally, the judge likely vacated his own ruling, which is permissible and would likely be reviewable under an abuse of discretion standard were it not the judgment in a criminal matter
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5006687&forum_id=2#43779635) |
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Date: January 13th, 2022 4:35 PM
Author: .,.,.,.,.,...,.,,.,,.....,.,..,.,,...,.,.,,...,.
don't post pics of TSINAH
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5006687&forum_id=2#43779148) |
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Date: January 13th, 2022 4:39 PM
Author: Taylor Swift is not a hobby she is a lifestyle
well we now know why it wasn't a jury trial
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5006687&forum_id=2#43779194) |
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Date: January 13th, 2022 4:42 PM
Author: Live Free or Die.
woah woah woah, i got a new opinion on this now
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5006687&forum_id=2#43779210) |
Date: January 13th, 2022 4:46 PM
Author: Taylor Swift is not a hobby she is a lifestyle
honestly, he should sue fox news. they called him a rapist earlier today. he was found not guilty.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5006687&forum_id=2#43779238) |
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Date: January 13th, 2022 5:41 PM
Author: """"
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5006687&forum_id=2#43779624) |
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Date: January 13th, 2022 5:59 PM
Author: ,.,;,;,.;,.;,.;,,,,;,.,;
EVERY man accused of rape should sue the accuser for defamation, if only to get the lying slut's name publicized and drag her through the mud.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5006687&forum_id=2#43779740) |
Date: January 13th, 2022 4:48 PM
Author: '"'""'"''"'
180
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5006687&forum_id=2#43779256) |
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