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I don’t get the obsession with Aaron? Like Aaron is kind of annoying, but in the way a lot of people are. Is it because he actually had a radio show? Is it literally a Tall Poppy situation? They just want another Cumia? Is Kayla Aaron’s Sue Lightening?
Fat rekieta looks so funny.
He's like the Fast and the Furious of life ruination. You think, ok, there's no way they can top that bank vault scene, then boom! airplane chase, followed by a supercar jumping through three skyscrapers, and it just keeps going and going.Can Nick top his 2024? I don't know. But I wouldn't put it past him.
He should do it Bobby Fingers style: fly to Turkey to get arse hairs implanted in his scalp.he'd have to get a hair transplant first though.
Why would it not be granted? This is open court, not pre-trial stuff that is automatically excluded as per court rules.
Why not? The reason the court cited for not granting the first one is there's actually a rule against coverage of pretrial hearings and the court would have had to justify deviating from the rules.
Minn. R. Gen. Pract. 4.02(e)Rule 4.02 Exceptions
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(e) In criminal proceedings occurring after a guilty plea has been accepted or a guilty verdict has been returned, a judge must, absent good cause, allow visual or audio coverage. The fact that a guilty plea will be accepted or a guilty verdict returned at the same hearing when sentencing will occur is not a basis to deny coverage of a sentencing proceeding. The consent of the parties is not required for coverage under this paragraph and lack of consent is not good cause to deny coverage. To determine whether there is good cause to prohibit coverage of the proceeding, or any part of it, the judge must consider (1) the privacy, safety, and well-being of the victim(s), defendant, participants, or other interested persons; (2) the likelihood that coverage will detract from the dignity of the proceeding; (3) the physical facilities of the court; and (4) the fair administration of justice.
Minn. R. Gen. Pract. 4.02(d)(d) In criminal proceedings occurring before a guilty plea has been accepted or a guilty verdict has been returned, a judge may authorize the visual or audio recording and reproduction of trial proceedings unless there is a substantial likelihood that coverage would expose any victim, or witness who may testify at trial, to harm, threats of harm, or intimidation. To determine whether to grant a request for visual or audio recording and reproduction, the presiding judge may consider any relevant factors, including but not limited to (1) the positions of the parties and wishes of the victim(s); (2) the level of public interest in the trial; (3) the necessity of coverage to safeguard the defendant's right to a public trial or the public's right of access to criminal trials; (4) the existence of security issues, courtroom or courthouse facility limitations, or public health concerns that would merit restricting observers from the physical courtroom; (5) courtroom or courthouse facility limitations that would render coverage impractical; (6) the positive or negative impact of recording and reproduction on the dignity and decorum of the trial proceedings; and (7) the effect of recording and reproduction on transparency, public eduction, and public trust and confidence in the proceedings or the judicial system. Coverage under this paragraph is subject to the following limitations:
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(v) There shall be no visual or audio coverage of any pretrial proceedings, including but not limited to bail hearings, arraignment, pretrial or omnibus hearings, motions in limine or any other proceedings prior to the jury being sworn, or any hearings that take place outside the presence of the jury.
Worst case we get a transcript and whoever attends can report on it. The first does seem to say that: "The fact that a guilty plea will be accepted or a guilty verdict returned at the same hearing when sentencing will occur is not a basis to deny coverage of a sentencing proceeding."That said, obviously there can be a strong showing on the permissive test's public interest prong and a decent showing on some other prongs, so the request is always worth a shot just in case the past five months of Balldo's antics have pissed Judge Wentzell off enough to stick it to him this time around, but there's no point getting hopes up quite so much that any denial of the request could be spun into a perceived "W" to smugly munch a Dorito about. It's just worth a shot and let the chips fall where they may.
I feel like that specifically wouldn't be allowed and is an awful idea for Aaron but could you fucking imagine how funny that would be?
Its common for druggos to get fat because theyll use anything to stay off. Usually, food is a first choice, especially if youre suddenly hungry again because you stopped snorting coke.Doritos won't show up on a hair test. Might as well eat the whole bag, Nick, just to take the edge off.
Its common for druggos to get fat because theyll use anything to stay off. Usually, food is a first choice, especially if youre suddenly hungry again because you stopped snorting coke.
Expect nick to get fat as fuck in a year from now. (You know, if he doesnt git dead)
Are we sure Ricardo or Romaine weren't licensed?I have more bad news for Rekieta. The guy who was fucking his wife wasn't a sex coach either. So all the advice he was giving wasn't licensed as he fucked the shit out of your wife and you watched.
The first does seem to say that: "The fact that a guilty plea will be accepted or a guilty verdict returned at the same hearing when sentencing will occur is not a basis to deny coverage of a sentencing proceeding."
Nick claims (but is a lying liar) that the sentence has already been agreed to so presumably it would be rendered immediately.
Minn. Stat. § 609.115, subd. 1(a).609.115 PRESENTENCE INVESTIGATION. § Subdivision 1. Presentence investigation. (a) When a defendant has been convicted of a misdemeanor or gross misdemeanor, the court may, and when the defendant has been convicted of a felony, the court shall, before sentence is imposed, cause a presentence investigation and written report to be made to the court concerning the defendant's individual characteristics, circumstances, needs, potentialities, criminal record and social history, the circumstances of the offense and the harm caused by it to others and to the community. At the request of the prosecutor in a gross misdemeanor case, the court shall order that a presentence investigation and report be prepared. The investigation shall be made by a probation officer of the court, if there is one; otherwise it shall be made by the commissioner of corrections. The officer conducting the presentence or predispositional investigation shall make reasonable and good faith efforts to contact and provide the victim with the information required under section 611A.037, subdivision 2. Presentence investigations shall be conducted and summary hearings held upon reports and upon the sentence to be imposed upon the defendant in accordance with this section, section 244.10, and the Rules of Criminal Procedure.
Don't you trust that Frank negotiated it down to a misdemeanor?If he truly believes that, then the perfect storm of galaxy gas demyelination and wetbrain erased any memory of even his few years actually practicing, because the time needed for a pre-sentence investigation (PSI) and report between the time of conviction and the time of sentencing are statutorily mandatory for a felony plea such as his:
At the beginning, the dabbleverse revolved around Stuttering John, who's a Howard Stern alumnus. Eventually, John took a break from the internet and the universe scrambled to re-invent the 'next Stuttering John'........People in the dabbleverse feud with each other and use their feuds to enforce the hierarchy of who is more important than who within the overall dabbleverse. I believe Aaron was originally feuding with someone like maybe Redbar over obscure things. And that Melton attached himself to that feud. Melton kept the feud going because it gave him something to talk about on his garbage show.
I wasn't sure whether to rate your post informative or horrifying. It's all just so...retarded.At the beginning, the dabbleverse revolved around Stuttering John, who's a Howard Stern alumnus. Eventually, John took a break from the internet and the universe scrambled to re-invent the 'next Stuttering John'........
......enter Chad Zumock (the same guy who torched Nick a couple of months ago), a credit card thief and struggling comedian. Aaron Imholte, to please the his idol Cumia and Karl (yes, the same Balldowashing Karl with Melton), started shitting on Chad out of the blue in a quest to make him the central lolcow of the dabbleverse post-John. Chad and him then had a months-long beef where Chad doxxed Aaron's kids and his 1st ex Ashley and was going hard after April (telling her she's not a real mom and she's a whore).
When it was really getting to April, Aaron chickened out, then Chad gave Aaron a W by pulling a Jussie Smollett, saying Aaron sent goons to beat him up.......
...enter Pedo Patrick Melton. At this time, Melton was recovering from years of being Redbar's bitch and he was a tiny streamer on YT although he claimed to be podcasting for 2 decades. Melton inserted himself in the Aaron-Chad beef by riding Chad's dick and boasting that he hired a private investigator who has proof that it was the Stoney's owner who beat Chad up at the behest of Aaron. When this retarded story fell apart, Chad went his own way, and Melton took up the mantle of Aaron a-log.
Now Melton's life's goal is to do to Aaron what Redbar did to him.
Dr Robert Bob Keenan
Those ankles scream FDA leadership.
I mean, Chad wasn't completely wrong.was going hard after April (telling her she's not a real mom and she's a whore