We operate in such a "statement-necessary" culture, that people will buy a product based purely on the fact that the product is the product,
Russia is in crisis now that Adidas has pulled out of the market. It's like if they took the magic underwear away from Mormons.
I've been wondering the same thing, and have been playing around with a bunch of different theories:
- Chris, for whatever reason, doesn't have his address book of followers and can only remember 14 Branchland's address, and Barb just isn't sending letters out to his writers.
- He tard raged more than he had ever done before at court for whatever reason and they have him drugged up to the point where he just doesn't care.
These are the two most likely. Though Chris doesn't have to have become totally tard raged out. It could be he just hasn't improved enough to reach the privilege level of writing letters.
If it's case 1 that's an issue, as they can't tell anyone he's there because of HIPAA. You could try writing letters anyway and see if he responds, but you'd have to guess what unit he's in.
It's an asylum. Just like prison he won't get special bath time. Unwashed in a patient gown is the best they will do.
The rooms at WSH have bathrooms/showers. It actually has more opportunity for bathing than jail. The only place he wouldn't have it is if he completely chimped out and got sent to the quiet room, and then never stopped chimping out.
That's if it happens at all from my understanding of what
@Pointless Sperg has said they can hold him for a while to "restore competency" and it doesnt go towards time served so he could be held for 1 month over his arrest / charge be declared competent stand before the judge who says 1 year custodial with time served credit and he could do another 6 months.
(BTW if I am wrong about this @Pointless Sperg please correct me)
It *does* count as time served. How long they can hold him depends on the charges and if they decide if he's incapacitated or not. After the max sentence is reached or after 5 years, whichever is shorter, they have to decide if he's competent, and if he's still incompetent they have to drop the charges and either release him or find him incapacitated (i.e. insane) and give him civil commitment.
If he has a felony incest charge pending, they can hold him for up to 5 years (even though the max sentence is 10 years) and then have to make the same decision. If this is the case, we won't know because the probable cause hearing for an indictment can't happen while he's incompetent, and Chris can't waive the hearing since he's incompetent. Heilberg could try to demand Chris be released anyway due to lack of an indictment, but the prosecutor could go for a direct indictment, which sidesteps the probable cause hearing and just sends evidence straight to the grand jury. If that happened, we'd know about it.
If they decide to add a rape charge, that opens up an easier route to civil commitment since instead of having to find Chris incapacitated, they just have to find that he has an urge to rape that is beyond his control, and thus is likely to rape again. He does not need to actually be convicted of rape for this to happen, he just has to be incompetent until 5 years from the date of his arrest. I find this doubtful though.
My best guess is that this is just a way for Chris to get treatment while they sort out the specifics of his release, and Heilberg and Consolvo have already agreed on a one year sentence. Heilberg is probably banking on Chris being made functional enough to understand that he needs to plead guilty, and not proclaim his innocence because he was "healing" Barb. They might even give him the new deferred disposition for tards where if he lives in a tard home for a certain amount of time (probably a year) without causing trouble, the charges are dropped. (Deferred disposition meaning that he puts in a guilty plea, but the judge delays accepting the plea as long as Chris behaves).
