Trashfire The August 21st Omnibus Hearing for Nick Rekieta

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They can, but she would have to take the stand and testify. She is a really unreliable, erratic, stupid, and a literal crackwhore that might fuck up on cross and make Nick look better. So the prosecution has to ask themselves "Why bother? Why not just throw out the statement? Do we need it?"
Why would that matter? They have the video with her statements on it.
 
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Ralph got photos of supposed kiwis exiting the courtroom, including the "tranny" who waves back at him.
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Look at those tastefull formal shirts...look at them walking confidently out of the hearing with their chins held high...the lady even had the grace and kindness to wave goodbye to the pig monster...my god...the gentleman is even wearing a full suit. Very impresive. Very nice.
 
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The effortpost:

Pre-trial, Ethan Ralph paced that halls trying to be intimidating. He was not, he seemed high. He scrawled down descriptions of everyone with a notebook. Rekita and April walked past looking RAGGED. Ethan again denied being Ethan to some Twitter rando, began loudly talking about it with someone. He is roughly 5'2" by my guess. Even women towered over him.

Hearing:

Rekita did not speak. Ralph sat near April, he is bald, wore his stupid jersey, and reeked of aftershave.

Judge enters.

The defense is arguring that the warrant was filed based on heresay, effectively Steel Tow "Shoe"'s video contained edits that alter the contents of Rekita's stream enough that they feel confident contesting it. The bodycam footage will be used in court, but the elements pertaining to April will not be used in the event she does not testify.

His defense actually said that the footage "displayed child endangerment at best, won't concede that it does constitute that though"

Long discussion of Steel Toe's fued and why that should invalidate everything. The mood is somber and Rekita keeps whispering to his defense. Ethan Ralph keeps taking notes, for god knows what.

The stream was only a suggestion of drug use.

The warrant did not cover firearm possession so the defense wants something dropped because of that, but also the guns were just lying around and contribute to the child endangerment thing. The officer, Poplin, who filed it is accused of taking the side of Steel Toe, in essence having a vendetta against Rekita, and that edits may

The prosecution is submitting a written response due Aug 30, the defense must respond by Sep 6.

Ethan hugged Kayla, almost looked like he was going for a kiss (Ralphamale cucking arc?)

A general air of gloom lingered over the proceedings but it was essentially a nothing burger.
Excellent summary but you forgot to include a detail one of my sources picked up on. Allegedly, Ralph hurriedly rushed to a restroom in the courthouse with an empty 7/11 Big Gulp cup in hand, and then exited with the same cup full of a brownish liquid. My source swears Ralph must have refilled with Coca-Cola or MUG root beer at some point, but I'm not so sure.
 
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My understanding is this: once she invokes her Miranda rights, the police can no longer ask her questions without her lawyer present. In this case, she invoked her Miranda rights, so theoretically if the police continued to ask her questions, anything she said would be inadmissible as evidence. However, it's not quite that simple. If, for example, she invoked her Miranda rights and then continued speaking of her own accord with no questions being asked, there is no violation and the statements she made should be admissible. Police will often try to abuse this as well by saying things like, "Okay, I won't ask you any more questions. I just wanted to hear your side of the story." That's not technically a question, although it does encourage a suspect to continue speaking. Based on what I read in Nick's filing from yesterday, it seems that this is exactly what happened to April: she invoked her Miranda rights, the policeman made one of those "technically not a question but fishing for information" statements, and then April continued speaking. So, whether or not April's statements will be admissible in court depends on the exact wording that police officer used when he was speaking with her. Whether what he said was a violation of her Miranda rights could be up for interpretation, and the lawyers will have to argue that back and forth before the judge makes a ruling on it. Since we don't have the body cam footage, we don't know exactly what was said, therefore we don't know if her rights were violated or not.
I may be wrong about this, and I believe this is what you are saying, but they only have to inform you of the rights. I don't think there is an "invoking" to it really. If you are ready the rights and then talk, it's on you. Police regularly get people to confess that way. I think it only counts if you literally request a lawyer.
 
Being Ralph must be a very unique form of suffering. He spend hundreads (thousands?) to rapidly get from mexico to minnesota. His reward was 17 bucks in superchats.

Meanwhile, Kino Kasino will make thousands laughing at him.
How rich is Ralph anyways? I mean he makes nothing from his show, and it does cost a good amount of money to fly last minute cross country. Will he continue to drain his savings to own the Farms, or was this the only appearance we will get from the Gunt?
 
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