So apparently he was only at the state hospital to learn terminology and proceedings and no "unsafe activity" happened,
That's more or less what we suspected. The stay isn't meant to fix Chris, it's just to make it so Chris understands what is happening.
@JanuaryViolet gave a good explanation of how it works.
"Names will be changed to protect the INNOCENT"
So basically anyone who didn't send positive letters that affirm his delusions will not get that courtesy and will absolutely be doxed.
It's worse than that. When Chris tries to hide peoples identities he still leaks information like a sieve and they get doxxed anyway. The Wallflower, for instance.
now, he says that they sent him to a psychiatric hospital just to teach him legal terminology?
That's basically what happened, I believe Chris entirely on this. The body restraint stuff wasn't part of the treatment, just a response to stop him from chimping out, so they could get on with educating the fat fuck.
Yea sadly the Teflon Tard slides by serious repecutions for his actions yet again.
If I sent you to jail for a year I don't think you'd consider it "not serious".
He can go back on all that now and say it was all a test, but no jury is going to believe him.
Even if he goes to trial, in J&DR there is no jury. It's just the judge.
I'm betting that his lawyer told him that he can't be held in jail longer than a year without being transferred to prison.
He doesn't have to go to prison. If he's charged with a felony, theoretically he could spend years in jail and then be let out on time served without ever going to prison. It just depends on how long the court case is delayed for whatever reason.
If it does go the felony route, we should know by mid-August.
Would probably be worse for him. From what Pointless Sperg has said if convicted the state needs to find a place for him to live for 30 days after he gets out. If they put him in a group home or Section 8 housing than Chris can use his tugboat to stay there and have a roof over his head. If he is found innocent and the state doesn't need to find a place for him to stay then he is completely screwed because he will either be locked out of his house for good or somehow inherit 14 Branchland Ct which he will eventually lose due to debts and incompetence. He would end up on the streets for the rest of his days.
From the way I read the statute, he doesn't need to be convicted. It's written in such a way that even people who aren't convicted of anything must be connected with services (if they have serious mental illness). So if you're just arrested for screaming on the street, if they drop the charges, they still have to find you services.
They don't have to find him the best housing, they just have to arrange for services where his residence is. This means they have to make sure he has a residence. That could be supportive housing or it could just be a homeless shelter. It could even be 14BC if they decide that's the easiest way to deal with it, but then they'd have to find a way for him to be able to stay in 14BC on an ongoing basis.
It is entirely possible that he's going back to 14BC. I find that unlikely, but it's possible. I've outlined mechanisms of how this could work. Chris believing he's going back could just be wishful thinking, but there's also a possibility that this is exactly what they're working out.
I'm just saying, be skeptical, but don't be shocked if and when Chris returns to the Sonichu Temple. If it does happen it's because Greene County considers it the only way they can deal with Chris without heroic effort.
Hielburg may be able to convince them to disregaurd the letters if he can prove Chris's autism kept him from understanding his Miranda right to remain silent included anything he wrote, Eg he took "anything you say" litteraly AND assumed it only applies to verbal speech.
That's been litigated before. It is possible to suppress evidence from statements made by a mentally ill person while in custody. SCOTUS also ruled that statements made NOT in custody are still admissible.
I don't understand why the weens writing him can't figure out how mail drops work. Or even post office boxes. If you don't want to be doxxed by Chris, don't give him your dox.
@Spamton G. Spamton was using a mail service to avoid being doxxed, so he's safe at least.
He wasn't deemed incompetent. Officially he was sent to the hospital to determine if he was competent or could be made competent. In reality he was being a pain in the ass obstruction in court, and they had to spank him out of it. They just can't officially call it that.
I don't think so. I believe the assessment was done earlier. The six month continuance is usually for an attempt to restore to competence. In the case of what Chris has said in this letter, it's also consistent with restoration rather than evaluation.
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@Null didn't betray Chris. He saved Ruckersville.
Null was the hero Greene County needed.
