She offered to try to get it in earlier but the court said 25th is fine. Court also said prosecution has until 12/9 to reply. I think it would almost be malpractice to give the opponent extra time. When the court set 12/9 as the hard reply date and not "10 days after defense filing" they guaranteed that the defense would not file before 11/25. The defense isn't going to give their time to the prosecution which is what would have happened if defense filed early. It wouldn't have sped up the process because the judge hard set dates of reply and under advisement.
The hearing tomorrow is public, so unless they discuss stuff at a sidebar it will be part of the transcript.
The judge has 19 matters before the court tomorrow. 30 minutes is for Rekieta conference. I think it will be very quick. An Aaron rathole is unlikely. I don't think the court would entertain anything that hasn't already been put to paper. If the Aaron thing is an issue, I think he'll ask for briefs and move on.
Depends on how and where it could be done, but yes. The prosecution can threaten additional charges (or depending how you look at it offer NOT to press additional charges) based on the resolution of this case. They have extremely broad discretion. They can offer to relinquish the pressing of additional charges for any crimes they already know about or, incredibly unwisely, those they even don't know about yet.
I think he's too much of a narcissist to do the smart thing. I think he'll take it all the way, lose, and spend the next decade making appeal after appeal long after his sentence is completed, just so he can win against the internet.
I do.
I don't think him taking a plea stops the body cam from being released. I think it frees it up, because at that point the case will be closed. But maybe Minnesota has rules I'm unfamiliar with.
Nick will whip out his balldo, call the court a bunch of nerds, and be sentenced to death before Thanksgiving
hmm if you asked me a month ago I'd say he was gonna fight it but the recent self pity stuff on locals makes me lean towards him pleaing out, laying low for a bit, then saying its all bs but he had to do it cause the gubmint corrupt or some stuff. I think he's gonna fight this in the court of public opinion rather than the us justice system.
It's thanksgiving week. Half the clerks are on vacation and the ones that are there aren't exactly working
And kneeling and groveling to the state would be hilarious, too, especially if he is forced to confess to guilt in front of a judge, and his pleading and begging gets revealed to the public. He will be revealed as a loser, who admits he's guilty, after screaming and slurring everyone who said he was guilty of exactly the things he's FORCED to get down on his knees and admit he's guilty of.
Nick is going to trial. There is NO other way this story ends but the prosecution explaining to a jury what the fuck a Balldo is. I'm dead serious.
No way Nick gets a better deal now than he was offered previously. He slurred on Meltonfiles shitty show that he was offered a deal, but it wasn't good enough. Somehow he thought he could bargain a better deal.
Is this true? Because if so, I'm gonna be eating fucking well for several months as this retard is slammed by the prosecutor.
