@Pointless Sperg , It’s been proposed that if Chris took a deal today, he would be out of jail. Is that the case?
He might not even be able to take a deal today. It depends on if he's been evaluated as competent yet. He can't take a deal while he's incompetent, and that evaluation might not happen until right before his next hearing. If they did accept a deal from him, it wouldn't get him immediately let loose, he'd still have to have a competence hearing, followed by a sentencing hearing, and they have no real incentive to create a new hearing when he already has one.
Ordinarily a time-served deal either ends with all the time served that prosecution wants (in this case, probably one year is what would be settled on), or immediate release at the sentencing hearing with the rest of the sentence suspended.
One other option under the new tard law is deferred judgement, which would let Chris skate entirely on the conviction if he behaves. Ordinarily they wouldn't do this, but it's a bigger motivation than a tiny suspended sentence (which even if they let him out tomorrow, would only be 2 months max). Not that any of this applies to someone as bad at anticipating consequences as Chris.
I doubt it, I think the minimum term is a year but Pointless Sperg will be able to answer it better.
The minimum term is nothing. The court he's in gives misdemeanor-level punishment, which allows them to choose between either jail time or a fine, or they can choose both. Theoretically the court could find him guilty and give him a $1 fine with 0 days in jail. Even if he is indicted and sent to Circuit Court, they still have the option of reducing it (like what happened in the Snyder case).
Of course any sentence less than the time he's already spent in jail doesn't give him that time back, so there's no incentive for anyone to shorten the sentence to less than time served. Chris has already paid for that time so the defense might as well use it to show that Chris has been punished.
That might also explain his recent drawing where he moves 14BLC in his head to his imaginary kingdom of CWCville.
Yeah, I would love to hear Chris explain the context of that drawing.
It's funny that Chris has fallen in love with that house, when he used to rage about how he was forced to move back there due to the Great Greene County Conspiracy preventing them from selling it, thus thwarting Chris' ability to remain in the paradise of Chesterfield County.
I do wonder if the Gal Pals might still have hung out with Chris occasionally if he'd stayed in Richmond. There could have been some awkward attempts by Chris to have sex with them as he got bolder. Mary Lee Walsh could have been replaced by some other villain at another community college stopping him from using his attraction sign.
Sonichu would still exist but CWCville might have become something else (since Chris got the idea of CWCville from C-ville/Charlottesville). Since he was in the Midlothian area, maybe we would have gotten CWClothian.
I may be mistaken, but I'm sure I saw somewhere his office was in Stanardsville.
His office is listed as 416 Park St, Charlottesville, VA 22902. This is located at sort of an "attorney's row", where law firms have all colocated and taken over old pre-civil-war residential buildings. The signs outside show other law firms, so Heilberg probably has an agreement with them to use their offices.
Heilberg's residence is also in Charlottesville.
I don't think it's possible for Chris to maintain a new identity. The sonichu medallion would give him away immediately.
Maybe if they sell enough medallions and CWC cosplay merchandise, he will be able to blend in with all the CWC-alikes wandering the streets.
It makes sense. I'm sure that somewhere in his conservative upbringing he was told that LGBT people are loose with sex. (I mean, not necessarily untrue for some of those letters but not so much the Ls.) So he figures hey, if I'm a lesbian people will have sex with me. Only real girls of course though.
There are some high-testosterone Ls with insatiable libidos but they're not going to want Chris, or anyone else that looks and acts like a guy.
There is shit loads of evidence that Chris wasn't comfortable with his gender identity long before the 'tomgirl' bollocks began.
It's more a matter of him disliking men and disliking how men are evaluated by women. Above all Chris wants to be *desirable*. His desire to be a woman comes from his own desire of women. He's still unmistakably male in how he thinks and behaves. Any time he tries to act feminine, it's a weird caricature based on the male gaze, like when frat boys do "drag night".
Mind you, the troonery got him friends even if only for a hot minute, so coupled with the fact that he really doesnt seem to like being a man, it's not too suprising he hasn't dropped it yet.
The troonery got him accepted, or at least tolerated, which was a huge improvement over his normal existence, and sort of a throwback to the days when he was tolerated at Manchester High. It still never achieved his goal of being desired.
