Aug 11 2022 - Case updated with "Waive right to indictment" and "transportation order" - Review scheduled for next year

[SwanSwanson]

Does anyone else find them wishing they'd just give Chris his final punishment no matter how harsh it may be? I'm tired of anticipating and trying to work out America's confusing legal beaurocracy. Just give him the chair so I don't have to think about this anymore.

 

[anti SJW]

The problem is, if Chris decides to break out of whatever Hospital or Home He is placed in. He doesn't stick out. He is able to blend in with normal people. He doesn't draw attention to himself at all.

But in all seriousness, if He does manage to "break out" for lack of a better term, I give Him a half hour, tops.

I think they transferred Him to a home or hospital and will evaluate His progress in a year.

 

[King Kiwi]

The problem is, if Chris decides to break out of whatever Hospital or Home He is placed in. He doesn't stick out. He is able to blend in with normal people. He doesn't draw attention to himself at all.

But in all seriousness, if He does manage to "break out" for lack of a better term, I give Him a half hour, tops.

Get my hopes up, damn you.

At this point Chris could probably just write that he's free and we'd have no way to verify it.

 

[Nicest Person on a Honda]

For those wondering what a Transportation Order is, Virginia defines it as:

§ 17.1-219.1. Transportation orders; authorization for clerk to issue orders to custodian.​

In a criminal proceeding, upon authorization by the judge, the clerk of a circuit court may issue orders for commitment of the defendant or orders for release of the defendant to the appropriate custodian when the judge has ordered the defendant (i) to be committed to custody upon a denial of bail, upon a revocation of bail or upon a change in bail condition, (ii) to be continued in custody upon a continuance of the proceeding, or (iii) to be released upon meeting bail requirements, upon being sentenced to time already served or upon being found not guilty.


This just looks like he is being remanded back to custody, or am I reading this wrong? Additionally, these apparently are used to transport people to another jurisdiction where there may be a warrant out. Is it possible Chris is in trouble elsewhere?

 

[Ravana]

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“… and I just won.”

It’d be pretty amazing if they drew the verdict out of a hat.

 

[Ass Johnson]

For those wondering what a Transportation Order is, Virginia defines it as:

§ 17.1-219.1. Transportation orders; authorization for clerk to issue orders to custodian.​

In a criminal proceeding, upon authorization by the judge, the clerk of a circuit court may issue orders for commitment of the defendant or orders for release of the defendant to the appropriate custodian when the judge has ordered the defendant (i) to be committed to custody upon a denial of bail, upon a revocation of bail or upon a change in bail condition, (ii) to be continued in custody upon a continuance of the proceeding, or (iii) to be released upon meeting bail requirements, upon being sentenced to time already served or upon being found not guilty.


This just looks like he is being remanded back to custody, or am I reading this wrong? Additionally, these apparently are used to transport people to another jurisdiction where there may be a warrant out. Is it possible Chris is in trouble elsewhere?

He literally had a transport order to Western, which sounds like its technically considered custody under section ii of this paragraph.
He's continued into custody of a different facility by court order, and requires transport.

He's already in custody at CVRJ anyways. Transport orders are forwhatever reason the court deems necessary. With the case being sealed, the order can be for transfer anywhere.

That's why it sucks, we might actually be on the edge of the end of Chris.

 

[ScaliasGhost]

For those wondering what a Transportation Order is, Virginia defines it as:

§ 17.1-219.1. Transportation orders; authorization for clerk to issue orders to custodian.​

In a criminal proceeding, upon authorization by the judge, the clerk of a circuit court may issue orders for commitment of the defendant or orders for release of the defendant to the appropriate custodian when the judge has ordered the defendant (i) to be committed to custody upon a denial of bail, upon a revocation of bail or upon a change in bail condition, (ii) to be continued in custody upon a continuance of the proceeding, or (iii) to be released upon meeting bail requirements, upon being sentenced to time already served or upon being found not guilty.


This just looks like he is being remanded back to custody, or am I reading this wrong? Additionally, these apparently are used to transport people to another jurisdiction where there may be a warrant out. Is it possible Chris is in trouble elsewhere?

If he was *ordered* into a group home pursuant to a deffered disposition or other plea deal, that might still count as "custody" for purposes of a transportation order. Even though it would be a very loose custody it would still be a place he is ordered to be by law.

 

[Epic Fail Man]

The elderly women in West Virginia are shaking in their boots.

 

[oramge cat]

That's exactly what you'd do to get kicked off the jury. Also potentially get in a little trouble.

If one of us was called for jury duty and it was this case we'd be obligated to disclose to the court that we knew who Chris is and were not really capable of being an unbiased juror, right? Christ, I hope I never have to admit during jury selection that I post here.

 

[BootlegPopeye]

For those wondering what a Transportation Order is, Virginia defines it as:

§ 17.1-219.1. Transportation orders; authorization for clerk to issue orders to custodian.​

In a criminal proceeding, upon authorization by the judge, the clerk of a circuit court may issue orders for commitment of the defendant or orders for release of the defendant to the appropriate custodian when the judge has ordered the defendant (i) to be committed to custody upon a denial of bail, upon a revocation of bail or upon a change in bail condition, (ii) to be continued in custody upon a continuance of the proceeding, or (iii) to be released upon meeting bail requirements, upon being sentenced to time already served or upon being found not guilty.


This just looks like he is being remanded back to custody, or am I reading this wrong? Additionally, these apparently are used to transport people to another jurisdiction where there may be a warrant out. Is it possible Chris is in trouble elsewhere?

Chris hasn't left the custody of the jail since he was returned in May so this would make no sense. I think the part about appropriate custodian is the one that needs to be read into, ie whatever kind of halfway house or home they're putting him in because under Virginia law they cannot release mentally handicapped inmates on the street. They have to have them with a place to stay I think for 30 days in the law. But I don't think it's that I think it's related to some kind of transitionary type of arrangement.

 

[Deborah "Debbie" Grayson]

Just a random thought, but could it involve emergency medical transport? Maybe Chris had a full on psychological break or episode and he’s being hauled off somewhere better suited to help him than the jail. Seeing how his case was pretty much undergoing a critical moment and everything maybe something snapped.

 

[Friend of Dorothy Parker]

I know Chris is a terrible person, but I still feel sorry for him because he's too retarded to understand how or why he's a terrible person, which means he can't get better.



It's just weird that it was scheduled *AND* waived.



And super deviant momfucker fans who think he's pretty chad for putting it in the hole he came out of.



That's exactly what you'd do to get kicked off the jury. Also potentially get in a little trouble.



Why wouldn't they let him in? He's Jesus, of course he belongs in church!



The statute says caused *OR* was a significant factor.



We don't know yet. He could be going to a group home. He could be going someplace else. We need to keep watching VINE.



That's exactly what it looks like, though we don't know how long the period is. The review after one year might not be the only one -- it could just be the first of many. If you look at the time Chris was on the therapeutic docket for trespassing, he had to check in with the court every month.

It's not at all weird that it was scheduled and waived. It's a matter of creating a record of ready for presentment in the event Chris fails to meet the terms and conditions of a deferred disposition.

I'm telling you, this was a negotiated resolution.

 

[Ass Johnson]

Just a random thought, but could it involve emergency medical transport? Maybe Chris had a full on psychological break or episode and he’s being hauled off somewhere better suited to help him than the jail. Seeing how his case was pretty much undergoing a critical moment and everything maybe something snapped.

This sounds like a possibility. Also, interestingly enough, that *excommunication* letter from Kengle should have made it to him by now and he could have flipped shit over it.

But alas, fuckface Virginia sealed the case REEEE

 

[Nicest Person on a Honda]

Just a random thought, but could it involve emergency medical transport? Maybe Chris had a full on psychological break or episode and he’s being hauled off somewhere better suited to help him than the jail. Seeing how his case was pretty much undergoing a critical moment and everything maybe something snapped.

That would not require a court order though. If that was in the jail records I would agree, but this is a court record.

 

[Hogar Grupal]

“I am off my meds and I am online” 2: Electric Hedgehog Boogaloo

Does Chris even take his meds anymore, or does he refuse to take them since he's pretending to be Jesus?

 

[Rupin]

Very happy that Chris could be going to the looney bin. Depending on how he acts and how long take to resolve his charges, he could be in that bitch indefinitely

 

[Chazzed Up]

I feel for him too. In a lot of ways, having the mind of a child is a terrible thing. It's where you're your dumbest and make the most mistakes. Sometimes I'd make people mad by accidentally putting my foot in my mouth (mainly my decade older elder siblings) or get myself into trouble. Not out of malice, but just by being a dumb kid that fucked up before knowing how or why I fucked up. It's a lot worse if that extends beyond the first 11 or 12 years into the rest of your entire life.

I've met plenty of autists who have the mind of a child and they would never even consider raping someone, let alone their own mother. Chris has the mind of someone with no impulse control or empathy which is far worse than most children let alone an adult.

 

[Hogar Grupal]

If he was *ordered* into a group home pursuant to a deffered disposition or other plea deal, that might still count as "custody" for purposes of a transportation order. Even though it would be a very loose custody it would still be a place he is ordered to be by law.

If this is the case, they maybe testing the group home to see how Chris would adjust to it. After his actions at Western, it seems like jail, as it appears, is where Chris is more comfortable at.

 

[My Name is Mud]

Damn you judge Claude V. Worrell, damn you to hell for blueballing us with sealed records. I hereby place upon you the Curse-ye-ha-me-ha!

 

[Deborah "Debbie" Grayson]

If this is the case, they maybe testing the group home to see how Chris would adjust to it. After his actions at Western, it seems like jail, as it appears, is where Chris is more comfortable at.

After all, jail probably has (mostly) neurotypical inmates whereas any kind of facility he’d end up in would have him surrounded by disgusting slow-in-the-minds that offends the Goddess by their mere presence.