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.

What would the outcome of the harassment restraining order be?

  • A WIN for the Toe against Patrick Melton.

    Votes: 62 15.8%
  • A WIN for the Toe against Nicholas Rekieta.

    Votes: 5 1.3%
  • A MAJOR WIN for the Toe, it's upheld against both of them.

    Votes: 98 24.9%
  • Huge L, felted, cooked etc, it gets thrown out.

    Votes: 69 17.6%
  • A win for the lawyers (and Kiwi Farms) because it gets postponed again.

    Votes: 159 40.5%

  • Total voters
    393
Looking forward to see what the plea deal will be like.

I think it will be probation one or two years for possession of cocaine for personal use. The child endangerment charges will be dropped but hopefully read in. And I think Nick will have to plea with the wording "because he believes he is guilty".
Nick will likely break the conditions of probation. Either by saying he just took the deal to get it done and say he is innocent on stream; not sure if prosecutor will go after him for that. Or he will violate by dirking, but I think the testing scheme will be lax enough to not catch him on that. Third way he might break conditions is by speeding or some other traffic violation if the cops want to get him on that.
The joker card in the deck will be if he pissed off the judge to the point that the judge don't accept the plea and gives him jail time, and Nick have to decide if he want to fight it or take the time in jail.

This is just pure speculation on my part and I am not a lawyer or anything like that so I might be totally wrong on how it will go.
I don't even care about this plea deal , cause when he gets the cybercrime chargers with Felton he goes directly to jail for violation of his probation. Probably next month.
 
I don't even care about this plea deal , cause when he gets the cybercrime chargers with Felton he goes directly to jail for violation of his probation. Probably next month.

That isn't how it works. You cannot be locked up for actions committed before your probation agreement. This has been explained in the legal thread by American barristers.
 
Speaking of Mormons, there is some drama brewing on Nick’s legal team (if they are even involved anymore). Brian Lewis, the attorney who works for Francis White III and who filed Nick’s atrocious appeal, made this cryptic post on Facebook on Thanksgiving day:

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The .gif wouldn’t render in browser, but it’s a gif of John de Lancie’s Q from nu-Trek becoming old. (Kayla would approve!)

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Anyway, what a strange thing to say. What happened roughly 8 years ago, you might ask?

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Maybe Francis is too busy dealing with his son trooning out to tard-wrangle Brian. I’m sure more details will be revealed later.
 
Taught you how to be a good table force for those around you?

Coming from the coke addicted cuckold father who didn't have custody of his children for the last 6 months...... What a faint fucking insult to a dead man.

I truly think the coke has had a permanent effect on his cognitive ability
 
"He taught me a lot about being a good, stable force for those around you."

Great job virtue signalling off someone's death, Nick; we all know you're neither good nor stable, nor really even 'around' for anyone. Maybe you should've listened to him more.
Knowing king David Balldo he’s saying this as a petty slight to the guy for not sweeping enough, he loves playing his Jewish word games.
 
I have a settlement conference tomorrow and it's POSSIBLE the end of all of this bullshit will be in sight
Interesting choice of words there. He said on his latest JuJu Show appearance that the plea deal was all but set in stone at his last conference, but there was one particular issue his attorney and the prosecutor couldn't settle on, hence the can being kicked down the road to today. What could this single issue be that is so important for Balldo to potentially not take an otherwise favorable deal?
 
Looking forward to see what the plea deal will be like.

I think it will be probation one or two years for possession of cocaine for personal use. The child endangerment charges will be dropped but hopefully read in. And I think Nick will have to plea with the wording "because he believes he is guilty".
Kurt's prediction. I think I took this screenshot when he was in Meme's chat? I can't remember but it was recent.
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The joker card in the deck will be if he pissed off the judge to the point that the judge don't accept the plea and gives him jail time, and Nick have to decide if he want to fight it or take the time in jail.
That would be the most satisfying.

Wentzell has rejected plea deals, or at least Alford pleas, related to drugs and domestic violence. In the cases he did so, it was due to the defendant not taking accountability. He cited their post-arrest behavior of not attending therapy, rehab, etc. The crimes were more serious than Nick's, however.
 
It’s funny how fundamentally theistic Nick is in spite of all of his overt sinning, breaking commandments, heresies, etc

And I say he’s fundamentally theistic because he doesn’t think he needs to understand and/or fix human content consumers’ disappointment to go on having a streaming career. He thinks he can appeal to God and say “fine, I will cover a trial”
 
What could this single issue be that is so important for Balldo to potentially not take an otherwise favorable deal?

Dropping the child-related charges entirely so he can pretend to the public that he was completely exhonorated on them and is the best dad ever. The combination of the CPS records being sealed and the criminal counts being dropped would allow Nick to lie at will about all issues surrounding that part of the case. Nick sees this as critical to his streaming comeback. Or at least that is the way it seemed based on how he talked on the last Juju stream.
 
That isn't how it works. You cannot be locked up for actions committed before your probation agreement. This has been explained in the legal thread by American barristers.

This doesn't make any sense. Surely you can't murder somebody, but then plead out on a minor possession charge and get probation, then turn around and say 'Oh ho! No death penalty for me because I murdered that bitch BEFORE I got probation!"
 
This doesn't make any sense. Surely you can't murder somebody, but then plead out on a minor possession charge and get probation, then turn around and say 'Oh ho! No death penalty for me because I murdered that bitch BEFORE I got probation!"
You can be locked up for the crime. The issue is if a crime committed before a probation sentence was given out constitutes a probation violation. That generally violates the idea of not being punished for something ex post facto.

Edit: last sentence not phrased well. Punishment for crimes before probation would be tantamount to having an ex post facto law.
 
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Nick's commented, April's replied. Excuse me while I puke.
Same energy / quality of writing:

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...it's like diamonds... you're beautiful...
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Beautiful..?! This is the skin of a CRACKHEAD, Bella!

Doesn't sound very churchy to me. Those aren't Biblical quotes. Churches tend not to focus on self-improvement concepts in actual sermons. The first one she posted uses a 19th c. idiom, and the second one starts with a Maya Angelou (partial) quote.
Church quotes hit super duper hard today:

"It ain't about how hard you hit. It's about how hard you can get hit... and keep moving forward. You've got to put the past behind you before you can move on. It's not who I am underneath, but what I do that defines me. May the Force be with you."

#foodforthought #whatwouldjesusdo
 
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