Which is why I'm hoping there is debate between Cooper and Whatley later in the year.
1920s am I right guys
. Also, he pulls the "everyone who disagrees with me is an israel shill" act that gets annoying. One thing the episode does as I went through it was he acts like getting one thing done, the Fagstein Files, means he gets things done. He also acts like an amazing coffee machine in the basement of the capitol is some indictment of fraud. No, Massie, I care more about you wanting H1Bs in MIT more than a fancy coffee machine:
From the article: "On Tuesday, Commissioner Jermaine Guillory said Washington was failing to properly charge it (his ankle monitor). Guillory downgraded the monitoring system to a phone monitor."
I hope they try him as an adult and he gets 20 years, that should put this retarded nigger's mother in prison too
Ah, you gotta love the justice system. Once again, state that rehabilitative justice is protecting brown people, and there needs to be light sentences with zero restrictions - Causes a bunch of niggers to get murdered at the mall, lmao.
More details. This was senior skip day for a Catholic school in Lafeyette so a bunch took a field trip to the mall in Baton Rouge. The one confirmed dead so far was a 17yo girl that was the super-high achiever type.
Useful productive members of society continue to die because America refuses to actually punish degenerates in any meaningful way
I thought Al-Shaara's government wanted women to cover up their hair?
Yep. To them Trump is just an actor and con man who has a string of failed buisness ventures who is only rich because of his family.
Picking up dames in his Model T
At a certain point, the judge has to be held responsible for the crimes of the people they set free.
This type of Commissioner isn't even an elected judge, he was appointed in 2024. Not sure by who. That pic almost looks AI to me, real uncanny valley feel from it. Maybe touched up.
The Office of the Commissioner for the Nineteenth Judicial District Court
Effective July 1, 2024, the 19th JDC has implemented a Commissioners’ Court. There are four (4) Commissioners, assigned to Sections A, B, C, and D, who have been selected by a majority of the duly elected judges of the Nineteenth Judicial District Court to serve East Baton Rouge Parish.
The Commissioners’ Court is the heart of the Court Intervention Program at the Nineteenth Judicial District Court. The information gathered from the Pretrial Service Program is sent to the Commissioners to assist with setting bonds and conditions of release. Pretrial Supervision will assist the Commissioners with monitoring compliance with conditions of release. Pretrial Location Monitoring will provide information on defendants ordered to submit to location monitoring. Once fully implemented, the pretrial drug screen within 24 hours of booking that is mandated by La. C.Cr.P. art. 320 will assist the Commissioners with making referrals to many of the problem-solving courts at the 19th JDC.
Primarily, the Commissioners will assist the court in Criminal matters including bail hearings; call-out; arraignments; domestic violence C.Cr.P. art. 313 hearings; protective orders; and post-conviction relief petitions. The Commissioners will also focus on the following Civil matters - Civil Protective Orders; executory process; and prisoner suits.
The goal of the Commissioners’ Court is to provide the Judges with relief related to preliminary matters thereby permitting more efficient processing of all cases subject to the jurisdiction of the 19th JDC
Steven Crowder has my favorite take (a.k.a. the sanest take) on this specific story:
