Minor PL: I was once suspected of theft, and the local PD asked me to come in for a polygraph so they "could eliminate me as a suspect." Well, teenagers are fucking dumb and so I agreed. Naturally, we finish up and they say the polygraph detected deception. It ended with some poor judge wondering aloud why the case was even in his courtroom. Don't talk to the cops, and for the love of God don't trust them.
"Steiner's motion to suppress will fix everything"
Because Internet personalities are thin skinned pussies who can't handle criticism as well as having embarrassing stuff of theirs archived forever.
Kind of odd wording.
Interesting. I wonder what they'll do with this one:
None of the people featured here want their skeletons exposed. See: the subject of this very thread.
It's easy to blame an invisible force that's far away for all your problems.
RIP in peace Rotteneggs and TOTSE
Josh wrote a whole piece about this.
Only possession or being under the influence in public is actually illegal. Nobody gets arrested for drugs they did in the past. Granted, it could be an ethical violation, could get him disbarred, but that's up to the MN bar association to decide.
He’s a laeyer, legal perspective and undoubtedly from knowing the system, knows what the Rackets did is really not that bad as far as the system is concerned.
Also never take a polygraph, they are a scam. The result is whatever the polygrapher feels like. They are not admissible in court in most states now, but some states still allow them despite them being pseudoscientific nonsense. Their only actual function is to allow an interrogator to grill someone for hours with fancy props, trying to elicit a (potentially false) confession.
Kick probably runs a miner on every single tab.
Couldn't pay me to follow that POS
