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.

[AnOminous]

Is there a restraining order in place? All I see is a pretty standard criminal DaNCO (Do Not Contact Order).

Isn't trying to solicit a violation of such an order itself unlawful?

Seriously, Nick's behavior resembles someone who knows someone has a stay-away order and is constantly stalking them jumping out in front of them.

 

[Philly Phunk Machine]

I think it's safe to say that we can no longer take Minnesota court for granted. If this mess took place anywhere else in the country, it would be over with by now.

Also, I don't believe Aaron's take that the county is being lenient on Rekieta because they don't want to sour their reputation. The county is already supposedly notorious for being a low class environment full of druggies, why would on slightly above average profile case ruin what's already ruined?

 

[Illuminati Order Official]

The pro wrestler conspiracy theorist was a lot better than some of the clowns they've elected.

 

[daniel day]

That doesn't seem right. If you're charged with something criminally, why should you then be targeted civally? It seems it should only be one or the other.

Edit: When I say "right," I mean fair. I believe that this legally true in Minnesota, but It seems wrong (from a fair sense) that you can plead guilty and then get punished for it. The idea of guilty pleas is to reward people for coming clean.

Criminal:
State V person
Civil:
Person V person

Its why OJ got sued by his ex-wife's family and lost a bunch of money. Our criminal justice system is designed to return circumstances to where they were before they happened, or a reasonable facsimile of. If you dinged someone's car the state could punish you for reckless driving, then the person you hit could get money to repair their vehicle. If you damage someone's reputation in a way society at large has deemed illegal, then the state will slap you with sanctions, and the affected party can attempt to gain monetary reparations to repay the reputational damage you did to them.

Of course Aaron showed 1 picture to 1 guy 1 time, and didnt distribute it to the public, and as far as Im aware hasnt actually talked about the victim (Kayla) at all since he was told not to. The really unfair part here isnt that Kayla can sue him, its that Nick is going to weaponize the civil justice system to bankrupt and life-ruin Aaron. Hopefully hes got a deceny lawyer that can articulate to a judge that Aaron's worst crime was sticking his dick into crazy (nick).

 

[SaltyFanta]

I feel sick to my stomach.

Druggies won.
Pedophiles won.
Child endangerers won.
Child neglecters won.
Narcissists won.
Slatternly women won.
Feminists won.
Zooluminati won.

All of these people are still pathetic. For as much as Nick Rekieta seems to think a win will undo his actions. Nick Rekieta is still a disgraced former lawyer, who's child tested positive for cocaine, who verbally abuses and makes sexually inappropriate statements about women (and aaron), who knowingly let a pedophile and a domestic abuser around his kids, who talked openly about raping people who oppose him, and enjoying child rape anime.

Nick is still Nick. He's not winning, just dragging Aaron down with him. Not the biggest loss in the world

 

[Illuminati Order Official]

Melton claims Kayla's impact statement criticizes both Aaron and his lawyer.

A line related to the lawyer's letter telling Kayla to not watch Aaron's show:

"Why should I have to close my eyes because your client can't close his mouth?"

Aaron collects retarded lawyers just like Nick collects fat Ethans.

 

[AncientPhosphur]

Hopefully hes got a deceny lawyer

So it’s hopeless

 

[Sneed Force One]

According to Rekieta. The time that Aaron went in holiday where Keanu and Geno hosted STMS in his absence, Keanu later confirmed on a show that Aaron specifically told them to answer as many questions about Kayla as possible on STMS.

Aaron, your friends are mega dumb, all they had to do is not implicate you.

 

[bollweval]

I haven't read the 50 plus pages since my last visit, but judging from the fact that we are nearly at 10K pages, Aaron was not in fact ordered to be executed by the Candy-Yoshi county judge like Nick expected based on his long illustrious career in "practicing" Law?

 

[Vibralldo]

Nick claims Keanu helped get Aaron in trouble by confirming he was talking with her about Kayla.

Melton claims that Aaron can't even say "I can't talk about her", as that's an indirect reference

 

[Soapmore]

Just a reminder, MN voted in a pro-wrestler conspiracy theorist as governor.

You conveniently leave out that the man gave his life fighting a predator alien in the jungle so that you'd have the freedom to type that. Show some respect.

 

[talk talk talk]

Isn't trying to solicit a violation of such an order itself unlawful?

Seriously, Nick's behavior resembles someone who knows someone has a stay-away order and is constantly stalking them jumping out in front of them.

Yes. And all of that would take time and effort to prove. As long as this remained a $50 misdemeanor case, it would not be worth the cost and effort to prove it.

As Nick ramps this up, it becomes worth Aaron's time and effort to introduce Stearns County to the Lore of Balldo. We've seen introducing courts to our lore is a long and difficult and costly process. It can be done, but is it worth doing?

 

[Friend of Dorothy Parker]

Melton claims Kayla's impact statement criticizes both Aaron and his lawyer.

A line related to the lawyer's letter telling Kayla to not watch Aaron's show:

"Why should I have to close my eyes because your client can't close his mouth?"

Swinging seems to be a bad idea.

 

[TherapyMan]

From what I have seen, it really seems like Todd Peterson, Aaron's lawyer, really fucked him here by both failing to advise Aaron properly when it came to the terms of the consent order and by failing to properly read the temperature of the court.* The catty letter also did not help.

* I am also fairly confident Todd Peterson did not properly explain the collateral consequences if Kayla wanted to pursue a civil suit based on this latest news and Aaron's behavior.

But it's not going to be "upgraded" to a felony—he was initially accused of a felony to begin with. It would only revert to that if the prosecution or the defense calls the deal off, no?

The judge can also unilaterally yoink a plea agreement if the judge thinks it would believes it would not be in the interest of justice.

Is Aaron still in a position where he can withdraw his plea?

Apparently under the Minnesota rules, he can withdraw a plea before sentencing if it would be fair and just to do so.

 

[Vibralldo]

According to Rekieta. The time that Aaron went in holiday where Keanu and Geno hosted STMS in his absence, Keanu later confirmed on a show that Aaron specifically told them to answer as many questions about Kayla as possible on STMS.

Aaron, your friends are mega dumb, all they had to do is not implicate you.

Remember that Geno and Keanu initially TESTIFIED AGAINST Aaron.

Aaron FORGAVE THEM and now they've helped fucked him.

 

[Allied-Mastercomputer]

Remember that Geno and Keanu initially TESTIFIED AGAINST Aaron.

Aaron FORGAVE THEM and now they've fucked him.

Maybe Aaron deserves to be in prison.

 

[HodgePodgeRogerDodger]

Is Aaron still in a position where he can withdraw his plea? Here (and I think most places) he would require leave of court, but the rules of criminal procedure seem pretty whacky up there. Some of the judges here will always allow you to withdraw your plea if they won't accept it (the correct move, IMO - the plea was almost always fully induced by the offer and ambushing people with a new sentence has a chilling effect on people's willingness to make pleas). But, this judge seems like the kind of guy that likes to trip people up.

I think Minnesota has law on the books stating you can do that anytime based on ineffective counsel. The “not talking about” is a violation right?

I don’t know if it’s a dick move, but throwing a lawyer under a bus in a case like this feels like something his lawyer could explain.

State v. Kellens (2022) and State v Hoflock (2024) seem to support that on Minnesota.

 

[Potentially Cat Mom]

I feel sick to my stomach.

Druggies won.
Pedophiles won.
Child endangerers won.
Child neglecters won.
Narcissists won.
Slatternly women won.
Feminists won.
Zooluminati won.

for some reason, im not getting that upset. I ending up shrugging and saying,”Oh well. Now, what should I have for dinner? Pizza, chicken nuggets or shrimp?

 

[Pelican Bones]

If this is going to be Aaron's lawyer then Nick would be a fool not to sue him. Instant win.

 

[LiquidKid]

After this weak argument, the judge laid into Aaron. Said the conditional release order was clear and he broke it. It is a public safety issue. She increased Aaron’s bail.

What was the violation? I still can’t figure that out, when did I he talk about her?

Either way, I still consider this a Nick and Melton L. Solely because someone being in jail before bail is somehow the highlight of their year.