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Let's not forget the first nanny who seems to have quit rather suddenly. What are the odds that Nick tried to involve her in some of their degenerate shit? Sad part is I think she was the nanny for some years, she's seen most of these kids grow up. Can't be easy to leave the kiddos behind knowing how Nick and Kayla lived.
A twofold problem. The nanny likely reached her limit with 3 drunken and drugged people and the moods that go along with it.
The nanny leaving is also what resulted in the child neglect. I'd be willing to bet the nanny was feeding the kids and washing their clothes.
They had the nanny for years before Nick started streaming, according to Nick himself. He and Kayla have been inept parents with scheduling, cleaning, washing, and transport for years.
I heard it means "dick and balls"
Only for Balldo cucks who can't hold it up anymore.
Remember, she's charged with possession, not just using drugs.
Drug use in the States is not a crime. Possession and Sale are the criminals acts.
Apparently someone on X tweeted out to call the judge.
Mn has no law I can find on intimidating a judge, the section 609.48 through 609.5151 titled "Crimes against administration of justice" do not list a similar crime except Threats of violence, which I don't think it applicable here.
Who? All offense intended, this is a retarded post that starts a rumour that has no way of being verified or researched short of searching all of Twitter.
What does hearsay really mean? Is it just unverified things April said?
If they can't be used against nick unless she's used as a witness then just call her as a witness.
The confession may have been obtained in violation of the 5th amendment, and thus it may be legally useless.
I asked that - they can’t call her as a witness as she has a right not to self incriminate, which presumably her testimony would do.
Unless she accepts a deal in return for testifying, it’s not happening. Based on the filing, her lawyer thinks the basis and evidence for the charges is weak (which it probably is to be fair), so they want to see if it can be dropped before considering a deal.
Others suggested that she was only slapped with a charge so that the court could order her out of the house and make getting the kids back to Nick and Kayla more reasonable.
Someone else pointed out the self-incrimination part, but what I don't quite understand is why her statements made on body cam can't be admitted based on a cop saying, "yea, she said those things".
It means that they cannot play the video without calling April as a witness so Nick's counsel can ask questions about it. Thr Court said that the admissibility would need to be determined before trial, but tbe prosecution short-circuited it by saying they really didn't plan to use it.
Hearsay is an out of court statement made that asserts the truth of a matter. There are limited exceptions, but in general you cannot have something be testified to without someone there to confront about it. A video of what she said without April present is taking away the right to challenge her on what she said. If you can have a witness repeat what they said in court, it is preferred to having a video tape of them saying it
How would you like someone bringing in evidence (e.g. video or written statements) that you killed, raped, and ate babies? This person lives in the next town, but you can't call them in to grill them on it, and all the jury and court hear is that you are a piece of shite?