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.

[Gobermental Supervisor]

It is remarkable that after months of filing retarded documents, arguing with the courts, accusing the state of conspiring against him, Nick finally decides to take the plea deal everyone said he should take, and he is STILL managing to sound like a SovCit doing it.

Still no accountability, it is still not his fault, he is forced to do this to be a good example for his sons.
Absolutely fucking felted.

 

[Grayback]

then he has the shame of admitting thst he was wrong and he did all the shit everyone said and didn't have an argument for it

Au contraire. This is where the ultracope begins.

Nick's story is going to be that the government totally lied about him and his case (but we'll never get to hear the State's counterarguments to this accusation), and that they treated him uniquely unfairly (even though his lawyer couldn't even argue why Nick deserved a Franks hearing), and that the prosecution didn't even really have anything on him (but we'll never get to see the evidence in a trial to judge for ourselves), and that Nick was only forced to take a plea deal because the State illegally and unfairly put him in this impossible position.
And we'll just have to take his word for all of it.

He's gonna tell us that he took the deal in order to do what's best for his family—sparing his kids from having to be separated rom their drug-addicted dad, sparing them all the stress of worrying about the outcome, sparing them from having to go through a long, costly, difficult, embarrassing trial that the evil State was making it impossible for him to win anyway.
It hurts him deep in his soul to ever have to admit to any State authority that he did something wrong, even if he doesn't mean it, even if he just has to say the words in order to stay out of trouble—but really, he's just doing what's right for his wife and kids, about whom he cares so, so much. He's just looking out for them. They're all that he cares about. He's the hero here for doing that, actually. Taking all of those burdens onto his own skinny shoulders? That's what real men do. He's a god damned martyr.

Get ready to throw up in your mouths hearing this dishonest shit from him over the next many months.

 

[Jex]

Nick’s going to write a book called the ‘full story’ where he’s somehow the hero.

He took the drugs to SAVE THE KIDS from the state

 

[AnOminous]

I can't think of anything worse for our narrative than Nick pulling the rug out from under us and rejecting the plea deal at the last possible second.

We would totally be owned by this, sofa king hard. Imagine our humiliation. Kiwifags totally felted.

 

[WelperHelper99]

Half shocked Nick took the deal, at the same time it would be fucking retarded if he didn't.

 

[Nova902]

he will not plea. Trial or bust

 

[Meat Target]

If that happen and pleads down to a misdemeanor or gross misdemeanor it's a W for Rekieta.

But is that possible, given how much he had?

 

[thebigdream]

Still no accountability, it is still not his fault, he is forced to do this to be a good example for his sons.
Absolutely fucking felted.

I'm doing this so my sniffles my sons will have a father around for them to sniffle to play Roblox on their iPads and disassociate from their cluttered, eggshell-filled household. IT'S THE RIGHT THING TO DO

 

[Canard]

So if I'm understanding this correctly, if he pleads guilty and takes a deal then they either have to lump in the cyber crimes/witness tampering into whatever deal he gets or else he can't be charged again because of double jeopardy?

I can't imagine he has the same plea offer as it was months ago with how much shit he's been kicking in the court's eyes. If they're pissed off enough to hunt down Ralph, I hope they throw the book at him hard.

Well no, it is entirely different case. This is only the 3 things now. They can charge him for those crimes entirely separate from this.

I am not sure if this conviction will affect the possible penalties on those crimes.

 

[JackoVerde]

Is there a kiwifarmer on the ground at the hearing. Is there any evidence he did plea.

 

[Spergichu]

It is remarkable that after months of filing retarded documents, arguing with the courts, accusing the state of conspiring against him, Nick finally decides to take the plea deal everyone said he should take, and he is STILL managing to sound like a SovCit doing it.

Still no accountability, it is still not his fault, he is forced to do this to be a good example for his sons.
Absolutely fucking felted.

A real man would be setting the example to his kids to never stop fighting when you know you're innocent, and never let anyone fuck you over for something you didn't do.

 

[IrrelevantJackDoe]

I am not sure if this conviction will affect the possible penalties on those crimes.

If only there was someone who could lawsplain this shit to me.

 

[Niggernerd]

A real man would be setting the example to his kids to never stop fighting when you know you're innocent, and never let anyone fuck you over for something you didn't do.

Tbf thats exactly how Nick thinks real men are like. Don't expect too much from a pencil neck cuckold

 

[Major]

For god's sake, get a poll up so we can gamble on it!

 

[anliteralidiot]

the suspense is killing me doodts

 

[All becomes gunt]

It is remarkable that after months of filing retarded documents, arguing with the courts, accusing the state of conspiring against him, Nick finally decides to take the plea deal everyone said he should take, and he is STILL managing to sound like a SovCit doing it.

Still no accountability, it is still not his fault, he is forced to do this to be a good example for his sons.
Absolutely fucking felted.

I mean that's a terrible example for his sons though. If you think you are actually innocent and that there was no wrongdoing from your side there is absolutely no reason to plead guilty and you will be vindicated at trial. I'll go to a more extreme case of one Daniel Villegas.

Daniel Villegas, 37, of El Paso, Texas was exonerated Tuesday after spending nearly 20 years in prison for a double homicide that he did not commit. In 1995, Villegas, then only 16 years old, was wrongfully convicted of the murders of two teenagers in a 1993 drive-by shooting. Although the double murder case was critically lacking in evidence, Villegas’ conviction was largely based on a false confession that he said was coerced by a former El Paso police detective, who had allegedly threatened Villegas. False confessions provided by youth have become a more pervasive issue regarding wrongful convictions in the United States. In a recent study of 328 wrongful convictions in the U.S., it was found that forty-four percent of juveniles provided a false confession in comparison to only thirteen percent of adults.

The guy was coerced into a confession by an El Paso detective for a crime he didn't commit. So basically you are tarnishing your name while you think you did nothing wrong, that's a terrible example, this person fought it for 20 years and he ended up winning. Fuck you this cope doesn't work

 

[Lammy]

For god's sake, get a poll up so we can gamble on it!

OHHHHH MY GOOOOOOOD EVIL EDDIE RIGGED THE PLEA DEAL
FUCK MY LIFE DOOD HAVE A GOOD NIGHT GUYS

 

[LobsterBoy669]

I'm still holding out hope he does the funnier thing and fights this out. Come on Rackets, fight for your innocence! It's the right thing to do for an innocent, unjustly targeted man like yourself!

 

[AncientPhosphur]

It would be so funny and weird if Nick takes a plea deal and police raid him for the laptop thing and find even more drugs

 

[gmax alcremie]

Is it possible he pleads down to a misdemeanor or gross misdemeanor, or is he gonna be a felon like Ralph?

It's not completely out of the realm of possibility but unlikely right off the bat. He might qualify for a stay of imposition - where at the end of his probation period, the crimes get dropped to misdemeanor level. Hell, he might still be able to get the desired stay of adjudication if/when he pleas today.