Inactive Daniel Larson / daniellarsoncashapp / helpdaniellarson - A mentally ill pedophile obsessed with becoming a celebrity and his retarded hatedom

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Fuck it, I found the documents on the Larson subreddit, here you go:

Holy shit

 

[Rogowski]

Holy shit

The fact that he's been showing signs since the age of 8 is insane

 

[Dirty Harry]

ht to competence so that you can stand trial, or be returned to regular jail/prison if you have been transferred to a mental treatment ward after you have already started serving your sentence.

As being held in a mental treatment facility is technically not a "punishment" an inmate or prisoner can be put in one as long as is deemed necessary and their trial date is suspended until competence is reached, and it does not count as "time served".

And often those treatment facilities are worse than prison, almost everyone around you is violently unstable, and there is almost no accountability at all. I wonder if Larson is still punching himself in the face like he did in jail?

 

[Onepumpplumpchump]

And often those treatment facilities are worse than prison, almost everyone around you is violently unstable, and there is almost no accountability at all. I wonder if Larson is still punching himself in the face like he did in jail?

Wouldnt be suprised if he comes out of one of those facilites worse then when he got put in. He might come out thinking he is god or something even more batshit insane.

 

[Hepativore]

Wouldnt be suprised if he comes out of one of those facilites worse then when he got put in. He might come out thinking he is god or something even more batshit insane.

More than likely they would pump him full of antipsychotics to render him to a stupor and then warehouse him somewhere.

@AnOminous

Now this brings up an interesting point. If you have an individual in custody that has been declared too incompetent to stand trial with no potential of improvement, isn't there some sort of legal provision where the state is then obligated to take care of the individual as releasing somebody like that on the street would be a form of gross negligence?

Basically, the person then becoming a permanent ward of the state?

 

[AnOminous]

Basically, the person then becoming a permanent ward of the state?

That's generally what happens. Usually they pump them up with psych dope until they're "sane" enough to participate in their trial, meaning they won't jump up and start retard screaming in open court to the point they have to be thrown out.

If you're never competent to stand trial, you do get to be pretty much a semi-permanent ward of the state.

This rarely actually happens, and considering that it is usually the defendant's counsel making this argument, actual constitutional challenges are infrequent.

My prediction is he's eventually determined "competent" to stand trial, and gets some plea that involves time served.

 

[Hepativore]

That's generally what happens. Usually they pump them up with psych dope until they're "sane" enough to participate in their trial, meaning they won't jump up and start retard screaming in open court to the point they have to be thrown out.

If you're never competent to stand trial, you do get to be pretty much a semi-permanent ward of the state.

This rarely actually happens, and considering that it is usually the defendant's counsel making this argument, actual constitutional challenges are infrequent.

My prediction is he's eventually determined "competent" to stand trial, and gets some plea that involves time served.

I guess, isn't part of "competence" that the defendant is capable of grasping what he is being charged with in the first place and why? Daniel certainly does not seem like he has such a capacity.

I hope that he will be required to be put in a home somewhere as part of a plea deal or "post-release" provision as he has nowhere else to go and would just end up homeless again and/or dead or arrested for being a public nuisance in short order.

 

[Acoustic Virgin]

I'm wondering what the best outcome should be from all of this. Since housing prisoners is stupid expensive (I once read somewhere $100k per con per year -- not sure how accurate that is), is it better to just dump him out on the street? Or is it possible that he causes $100k+ in damages per year when you add up all the dine-and-dashes, vandalism, and police resources wasted dealing with him?

 

[Statix_Shark]

I'm wondering what the best outcome should be from all of this. Since housing prisoners is stupid expensive (I once read somewhere $100k per con per year -- not sure how accurate that is), is it better to just dump him out on the street? Or is it possible that he causes $100k+ in damages per year when you add up all the dine-and-dashes, vandalism, and police resources wasted dealing with him?

Dumping him out in the street is what caused him to go to jail in the first place. This retard needs to be tethered to a wall, no phone access and fully medicated.

 

[Hepativore]

Dumping him out in the street is what caused him to go to jail in the first place. This retard needs to be tethered to a wall, no phone access and fully medicated.

Well, yes, I do not think he should suffer as he clearly is nuts, which is why I do not think he should be in prison as that will only exacerbate his schizophrenia and delusions. If he truly has a competent legal defense, they should push heavily for him to be permanently housed in some sort of managed care facility for the severely mentally-ill as that would be the best thing for Larson rather than facing serial incarceration and destitution for the rest of his life.

As an aside, we really do need a better system for treating people suffering from crippling mental illness in my country (the US) as leaving them to roam loose on the streets or cramming them in prison does not address the root cause of the problem in providing adequate psychiatric care for people who are going to need to be managed, medicated, and/or supervised for much of their lives. I do not want to "punish" said people, but there has to be a way to split the difference between denying them their autonomy for their own good and treating them both compassionately but firmly.

Is there any sort of system that anybody can think of that manages severely mentally-ill people well in the US or elsewhere?

 

[Rogowski]

Looks like the fake Larson account by Lucas was finally banned: