For real though, it's obvious between the State of Minnesota and his church and his sister in law and Detective pomplin or whatever that faggot name is, it is a clear conspiracy. After all, he had cocaine on his gloves and touched the nine year old's hair. You know that was ordered to be done by Tim walz himself. The order came down from the top
Please god that would be so funny.
Sean's inside source says he's taking it to trial, so I'm leaning towards that because he would have taken the deal today to not have to stress for another month, but it's very possible Nick changed his mind and something else happened
Holy shit an absolute retard wrote that. I thought it was snark at first. Also, "Please contact me on my fax line" is an all-time banger!
Not really. You'd be amazed how many cases are ended by an agreement literally in a hallway or stairwell. Even when the jury is being empaneled or even during the case. Suddenly it's just over, and nothing even occurred in court.
That's true, Jim Metokur got a letter from the DOJ and I bet the balldo household did as well.
Anything is possible. It's really premature to speculate. None of us, at least none of us currently posting, really has any clue other than what we already know.
Prosecutorial discretion is virtually infinite, but yes, the judge could tell the prosecutor he isn't going to accept such-and-such a deal. It begins to get questionable if he is negotiating off the record, ex parte, with one party without telling the other.
Nothing changed at all and all the hype apes in the Nick threads need to calm down.
This was a fun afternoon regardless of the result. Don't rain on the parade.
Just a guess but I wonder if they want to wait until Kayla's bite at the warrant apple is resolved before any plea. Wentzell gets it under advisement on 12/9. DENIED entered a week later on 12/16. Everyone pleas out on the 12/17.
The warrant is rock solid. He walked out with nothing today.
Nick is a cokehead. His brain is fried. He's going to make the dumbest decision possible. Trial is... inevitable.
It was scheduled for a court room (Court Room 210), wouldn't someone had heard the case called, and the request to discuss in chambers? There typically would be some discussion of "we have matters that would be best discussed off the record due to involvement of minors" etc. Off the record can also just be at the bench with the attorneys. Court Room 210 is a regular court room, which had arraignments, probation hearings etc so it is a regular court room, not chambers.
Wait what? Jim got a letter from the Feds?
Yes, check
Check the community happenings thread.
There are children involved so they probably kept it like that for their sake. There's also a lot of negotiating that occurs during these settlement conferences. If the state brings any new evidence forward (such as including the witness tampering) they may try to leverage stronger penalties.
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