August 8th review

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It means that everything proceeded as planned, as has been been said one million times already. They did the pre-trial diversion/deferral, where a person is not indicted/prosecuted for a period of time and is subject to certain conditions during that period which, if met, means the person will not be prosecuted for the crime. It's not a plea deal because he was not prosecuted for a crime.

Typically a person will have continuing conditions after a decision not to prosecute is made in a diversion/deferral situation. Often it is things like having to meet with probation officers, or doing community service (for a regular diversion program). In this situation specifically, there could be any number of conditions. The conditions are typically negotiated and agreed to when you enter into the program, though in this case given Chris's issues and state of mind 2 years ago, it might have staged out differently. It is possible that supervised living is part of the agreement, and/or supervised living was part of a larger, more holistic approach to his situation, not merely the criminal aspect. Or there may be none.

I'm sum, he went to jail for a year and has been being supervised for another period of time. Two years is within the range of jail time for this crime when convicted. He doesn't have a felony for this on his record (which would have significant impact, more than for most people), but he hasn't gotten off scot-free at all.
In layman's Terms he served 2 years or at least the one for a minimum misdemeanor charge he faced at the start of this debacle. And the system is settling on releasing him to assisted living.


So he's facing no charges so long as he plays nice and does what he's told which for all we know includes seeing mandatory therapy again while living in a tard house that so far has allowed him to use the wifi to play his switch and provide some phone mobile service to play pokemon go.
 
I'm surprised that he hasn't posted anything on twitter if he's free and has internet access. His ego requires narcissistic supply from his "one billion fans all over the world"
 
So he's facing no charges so long as he plays nice and does what he's told which for all we know includes seeing mandatory therapy again while living in a tard house that so far has allowed him to use the wifi to play his switch and provide some phone mobile service to play pokemon go.
This is by far the best outcome for Chris. It honestly feels like he was rewarded for his crime rather than punished.
 
I wouldn't call being incarcerated and under supervision for the last two years winning.
The fact that the tard is getting away with a crime that would put any of us away for the rest of our lives, as it should. Doing two years in jail where he should be in maximum security, where some of the other inmates would have long ago shanked his ass. In Chris's case, that might be a win.
 
The fact that the tard is getting away with a crime that would put any of us away for the rest of our lives, as it should. Doing two years in jail where he should be in maximum security, where some of the other inmates would have long ago shanked his ass. In Chris's case, that might be a win.
Chris' crime is still just Incest, right? They never managed to dig at Barb enough to figure out if it was rape or assault, so really he's only getting accused of naughty business with his mom

I'm personally on team 'Chris didn't rape Barb'
He was fully under the impression that it's consensual, and knowing Barb's intimate history with Chris, he wouldn't be faulted for thinking so
 
Chris' crime is still just Incest, right? They never managed to dig at Barb enough to figure out if it was rape or assault, so really he's only getting accused of naughty business with his mom.
If this is the case. I just looked up the penalty for incest in Virginia. Since Snorlax is over 18, well over, the penalty is only 1 to 10 years, plus a fine of up to 2500 shekels. The judge might have found him guilty and let him go on time served since he was in lockup for 2 years.
 
The fact that the tard is getting away with a crime that would put any of us away for the rest of our lives, as it should. Doing two years in jail where he should be in maximum security, where some of the other inmates would have long ago shanked his ass. In Chris's case, that might be a win.
Even if he went to prison, he would have been put in solitary precisely to keep Bubba or Tyrone from testing their shivs on him, so it would not have been as bad as it would be for somebody in genpop.

He is still stuck in a home with other "slow-in-da-minds" (Which he said he hated in the past) in bumfuck nowhere, likely for the rest of his life. His autonomy is limited and he is probably under constant supervision, in addition to whatever medication they are making him take to keep him calm. While it might not be as bad as prison, incarceration comes with an end date unless you are a lifer. In Chris' case, this is it, as he is going to probably be in a home until the day he dies. A "gilded cage" maybe, but a cage, nonetheless.
 
He is still stuck in a home with other "slow-in-da-minds" (Which he said he hated in the past) in bumfuck nowhere, likely for the rest of his life. His autonomy is limited and he is probably under constant supervision, in addition to whatever medication they are making him take to keep him calm.
Exactly
Like I said before, this is a much, MUCH worse sentence than prison time
He's getting way more than his serving of ice cream's worth
 
What is the big island that the town's named after anyway? Is it just a big rock that's so heavy that Virginia's sex offenders couldn't pull it out of the river even when they worked together?
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The area is named for a large, uninhabited island in the river upstream from the community.
 
Typically a person will have continuing conditions after a decision not to prosecute is made in a diversion/deferral situation. Often it is things like having to meet with probation officers, or doing community service (for a regular diversion program). In this situation specifically, there could be any number of conditions. The conditions are typically negotiated and agreed to when you enter into the program, though in this case given Chris's issues and state of mind 2 years ago, it might have staged out differently. It is possible that supervised living is part of the agreement, and/or supervised living was part of a larger, more holistic approach to his situation, not merely the criminal aspect. Or there may be none.
Actually, to what extent is this true in Virginia? I've looked around but haven't been able to find any solid information on the limits of what can be done with a deferred deposition in Virginia.

Certainly a diversion program isn't a blank check for indefinite government monitoring (even if nominally consensual)?
He is still stuck in a home with other "slow-in-da-minds" (Which he said he hated in the past) in bumfuck nowhere, likely for the rest of his life. His autonomy is limited and he is probably under constant supervision, in addition to whatever medication they are making him take to keep him calm. While it might not be as bad as prison, incarceration comes with an end date unless you are a lifer. In Chris' case, this is it, as he is going to probably be in a home until the day he dies. A "gilded cage" maybe, but a cage, nonetheless.
In the criminal space, without a conviction (unless we're talking insanity pre-trial or something), you can't be held without consent indefinitely.

Eventually Chris could probably be convinced to enter into a state home by a social worker, but that would be unrelated to the current situation.
After all she married a dude that doesn't even look too far off from what Chris used to look.

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No she didn't get married to that guy.
 
Yes, weens are that retarded
Weens need to Pokemon Go...to the prisons.
Well I trust Chris Chan will have the common sense and self restraint to not endanger his freedom.



I don’t think upvote hungry weens think that far ahead.
Yeah I know Chris is a dang dirty autistic pervert but it's bewildering how far people will go to fuck with a 41 year old sperg with no future. Then again the so-called "authorities" are probably stupid enough to fall for fabricated evidence put forth by a retarded teenager.
 
Weens need to Pokemon Go...to the prisons.
You'd think they'd know by now that were not going to roll out the red carpet for them if anything they're just going to wind up doxed. Personally I blame people like Geno Samuel for attracting to many normies who think they can be apart of "Christory" by forcefully inserting themselves into Chris's life. I used to be a mod on a Facebook group that covered lolcows several year's ago and even interacted with Jacob Sockness before I even knew who he was (he thought he could get in contact with Chris through the group he was that retarded) and you wouldn't believe how many people I've talked down from interacting with Chris. I would tell them the same thing every single time, you don't want to meet Chris you don't want to interact with Chris it can absolutely ruin your life most of the people I've had to tell this to were teenage girls for some fucking reason.
 
You'd think they'd know by now that were not going to roll out the red carpet for them if anything they're just going to wind up doxed.
everyone thinks THEIR idea is the best, and theyre gonna be 'the guy'
none of them seem to be capable of learning and observing patterns
>"hm yes that guy who ordered a pepperoni pizza to Chris' house was mocked.... but he didnt try ordering an OLIVE PIZZA!! aha!"
 
Certainly a diversion program isn't a blank check for indefinite government monitoring (even if nominally consensual)?
No, if I'm understanding it correctly the time limit is based upon the charge he pleads to, kind of like if someone is sentenced to probation in lieu of jail time. However, you can be on probation longer than the corresponding jail sentences - sometimes people just bite the bullet and serve the time in jail rather than go through probation and end up in jail anyways.

If he does plead guilty to a 5th degree felony it would be in the 1-10 year range, my guess is it's going to be through July 2024. That'd be 3 years in total counting time served which sounds about right. There wouldn't be any probation after that since the charge would be dismissed.

I would not be surprised if Chris is or will be placed under conservatorship concurrent with the deferred disposition. He's severely disabled and incapable of supporting himself independently and no longer has any contact with immediate family members or relatives. He's not physically disabled as far as we know but with so many mental issues there's no real other option that a long-term care facility or group home.

If he was convicted and had to register as a sex offender, he'd almost certainly be homeless after this.
 
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