Nicholas Robert Rekieta / Rekieta "Law" / Actually Criminal / @NickRekieta - Polysubstance enthusiast, "Lawtuber" turned Dabbleverse streamer, swinger, "whitebread ass nigga", snuffs animals for fun, visits 🇯🇲 BBC resorts. Legally a cuckold who lost his license to practice law. Wife's bod worth $50. The normies even know.

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What would the outcome of the harassment restraining order be?

  • A WIN for the Toe against Patrick Melton.

    Votes: 64 20.1%
  • A WIN for the Toe against Nicholas Rekieta.

    Votes: 4 1.3%
  • A MAJOR WIN for the Toe, it's upheld against both of them.

    Votes: 86 27.0%
  • Huge L, felted, cooked etc, it gets thrown out.

    Votes: 51 16.0%
  • A win for the lawyers (and Kiwi Farms) because it gets postponed again.

    Votes: 113 35.5%

  • Total voters
    318
We’re pretty much all agreed that he’s not going to prison, despite giving a 6-year-old hard drugs and making personal enemies with every lawyer and judge within 100 miles of him. If that doesn’t denote a disparity in the justice system I’m not sure what could.

The drug stuff is just how minnesota works. They just don't treat drug possession - even with largish amounts - as something to put people in prison for. It can be very unjust compared to how they treat drug dealing but it is what it is.

He could go to prison on the stuff related to the children. They could still even up the charge given the positive test on the 9 year old. But he isn't likely to go to prison because the system currently leans toward keeping families and children together. The point of view of the powers that be is that its better to keep the family together under probation and drug testing than to put the kids into the system.

The general attitude is that prison is an expensive and often pointless option for alot of people. That prison should be reserved mostly for people can't function in normal society. That its better as much as possible to put people like Nick on a regime of drug testing and probationary supervision. To basically make his life NOT in prison as much of an annoying hell as they can make it.

Look at it this way. If they keep Nick on probation and drug testing for the full four years, they can force him to stay clean and make sure he takes care of his children semi-properly up a point where most of them will be old enough to avoid much more harm from NIck.

The place you can really see the inequality of minnesota in action is in how NIck's traffic offenses have been treated. He repeatedly drove without insurance or registration. He repeatedly got stopped in obvious speed traps and acted like an idiot to the police. He also no-showed and non-responded to bunches of vehicle violations. The lack of visible consequences in any of that does demonstrate NIck as white attorney with money getting treated special. Because alot of people who did a whole lot less than Nick car-wise have gotten the hammer dropped on them.
 
We’re pretty much all agreed that he’s not going to prison, despite giving a 6-year-old hard drugs and making personal enemies with every lawyer and judge within 100 miles of him. If that doesn’t denote a disparity in the justice system I’m not sure what could.

Minnesota sentencing guidelines would like a word with you, but your mind is made up of anecdotes so, c'est la vie.
 
To say that it's it's not "as devastating as anybody thought it would be" goes beyond cope, and beyond simple lying into delusional alternate reality land worthy of the Law Pope himself.
These two loony toons have shown themselves so abjectly incompetent they should never be taken seriously about anything ever again.

It's fucking sad is what it is. Cope and sneed faggots.
Even the state, in their filing, appeared resigned to another set of briefs on a general challenge to probable cause before the case moved forward.
Tbh it's at least possible that's a point for appeal but it still is going to come after trial, possibly even while Nick is cooling his heels in jail.

I was also anticipating such a challenge, either to some or all the evidence, whether a motion in limine or just another attack on the warrant on its face, and the fact the state appeared to expect one too makes me wonder. Wentzell stated you're supposed to bring all that at once in the omnibus and not litigate it piecemeal, but I really don't know Minnesota procedure in much detail at all (from what some have said here it is pretty quirky).

It just seems there are motions that could be possible but that the omnibus stage, as early as it is in the proceedings, might be at a time when they aren't yet ripe for decision.
While it's entirely plausible for a jew to create fake documents in an effort to extort money, it's just as likely that the judgement was real, but whoever tried to look it up couldn't find it.
I couldn't find it either and I probably searched the same way the plaintiff's lawyer did. Either Nierman got the case citation wrong, the clerk's office fucked up entering it, it isn't in the index for whatever other reason or (the least likely) he outright made it up. I really don't think he just made it up though.

In any event the FDCPA is incredibly unforgiving, and whatever the status of the underlying case (I assume it actually exists despite not being able to find it myself), plaintiff blew the proper subpoena procedure and made some rather overreaching threats which I believe did violate the FDCPA.

This Shaul Levy dude is a bit of a bozo himself. He appears to be a constant deadbeat who is always in court. There are tons of cases, state and federal, involving this clown, just not the one this FDCPA case was supposedly about.

Anyway the scariest part of the FDCPA isn't the debt itself, often a trifling amount, but the fee shifting provision. Look how this guy's lawyers got six figures over a few thousand in debt. As you can see, fucking up once on an FDCPA violation can cost you whatever profits you've made in a year of successful collections.
 
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I guess, but he is white and for some reason courts cut us white folks alot of slack. People familiar with Nick liekly know who Ron Toye is. During one of his legal issues involving his battered spouses, he actually threatened to murder the presiding judge's children, and yet, ole Ron is a free man to this day. I don't know why the courts allow white people to fuck up over and over again without serious consequences, but they do.

Brah, the courts are one of the few places that white privilege is a real and demonstrable thing. I could bring up the affluenza teen, who got probation for killing five people. But I prefer the chick who stabbed her boyfriend in a cocaine-fueled rage, broke the terms of her release by contacting her victim afterwards, and again by leaving the country for a Euro vacation. Never saw a day in prison. The judge said he didn’t want to ruin her ambition of becoming a surgeon. As if that should be his fucking concern. Pardon the hell out of me if I don’t think a black person would ever get that kind of consideration, unless they happen to already be a high-level athlete.

Wealth is not as much of a factor as you think. I bring up Bossmanjack. Goes on a crime spree, gets probation. Breaks probation with another crime, gets bond. Breaks bond by doing drugs, on camera no less. Gets sent to rehab. He blatantly shows the courts he gives no fucks, and gets third and fourth chances despite being broke trash. If he actually goes to prison I’ll buy a balldo and fuck my own ass(not really, person who might screenshot this). Even if I’m wrong Nick is middle class enough for the premium privilege package. We’re pretty much all agreed that he’s not going to prison, despite giving a 6-year-old hard drugs and making personal enemies with every lawyer and judge within 100 miles of him. If that doesn’t denote a disparity in the justice system I’m not sure what could.

 
Incidentally was poking around Nick's file and found the following: Notice of Hearing filed for a Settlement Conference. Scheduled for November 26, 2024. Plea deal incoming?
Cross-posting from the criminal charge thread. See attached for Notice of Hearing for Settlement Conference.
 

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I would assume it was originally about proximity to the wife's family and having the kids grow up similar to how she did.
No need to assume. Nick's said exactly that on multiple occasions. It's a curious issue.

Nick, a nerd gamer underachiever, morphed his life into Kayla's model of raising a family. It had nothing to do with his own background: suburban Houston and then firmly upper-middle-class suburbia in Lakeview, MN, a mere 20 miles outside of Minneapolis.

I'm sure @Not Who You Think has thoughts. I hear a Kayla OP is on the way. My question is why Kayla needed so much support. There are not that many Millennials with money and education who are all that transfixed with the idea of eight kids (her goal), endless driving, and Evangelical orthodoxy.

What was she so afraid of in the far more affluent options (for Nick) a mere 90 min away in Minneapolis? She could easily see her family every weekend.

OR, instead, did she know that he was ultimately an underachiever and it was best to land him in her community with an easier bar for success? (She's talked with fondness about visiting him when he had his own office with the kids.)

Anyway, it's abundantly clear that Nick never felt at home in the Willmar community.

Are his kids "outdoorsy"?
It does not seem so. Until his spiral, he seldom talked in detail about his children. They all love their IPads. Much of their home schooling was conducted by IPad.

They attended an annual Christian summer sleep-away camp. I believe in the summer of 2022 or 2023 he complained about:
  1. The different durations the kids would attend the camp due to age (not uncommon) requiring several drives to pick them up/drop them off.
  2. The family weekend. He was required to attend and would smuggle in liquor. He tried hard to get a sought-after proper cabin to avoid being in a tent.
(I believe the camp part to be true but only by memory; I've never seen it clipped.)
 
They attended an annual Christian summer sleep-away camp. I believe in the summer of 2022 or 2023 he complained about:
  1. The different durations the kids would attend the camp due to age (not uncommon) requiring several drives to pick them up/drop them off.
  2. The family weekend. He was required to attend and would smuggle in liquor. He tried hard to get a sought-after proper cabin to avoid being in a tent.
I have never encountered an actual man who constantly whines about how hard it is to drive muh keeeeeeds around. What a fucking flaming homo.

Can you imagine the look of utter contempt on the face of the cops who had to listen to this simpering pussy whining about his keeeeeds every single time he gets pulled over for driving like a retard?
 
The fuck are you people talking about with this whole autistic diatribe of "Nick will get away with it because he is huwite".

Nicholas Rekieta is a proud Afro-American, have none of you seen what he looks like?
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Are his kids "outdoorsy"?
They are now.
 
Cross-posting from the criminal charge thread. See attached for Notice of Hearing for Settlement Conference.
So he moved to his parents house? When did that happen? I think they would only use that address if he filed a notice with the court.

Was that so the kids could be at home and they swapped houses?

And why send it to him? Usually everything would go through his lawyer.
 
So he moved to his parents house? When did that happen? I think they would only use that address if he filed a notice with the court.

Was that so the kids could be at home and they swapped houses?

And why send it to him? Usually everything would go through his lawyer.
The address is something new. The previous notice of hearing for the omnibus used his Spicer address.

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For whatever reason, Nick changed the address to his parent's home. I am guessing that it has to do with the fact that he may be living under supervision of his parents either at the behest of CPS, as part of rehab treatment, or his parents have threatened to pull the purse strings if he doesn't straighten up.
 
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