Chris released from jail on bond

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Kinda figured Chris would bring up equiviting Yellow shirt with a rapist. Though I'm surprised the manager at the gamestop knew about Chris' ban, don't those places have a really high employee turn out rate? Maybe the manager is a christorian. *waves* What gets me though is the reveal that Chris has been hiding merch from stores. Holy crap, he may have gotten someone fired over that.
 
Moldavia is a real country (it's between Transylvania and Poland). The fake country is Molvanîa.

Chris isn't going to be able to sue for being "misassigned" to a men's prison, because Chris has done nothing about initiating a legal change of gender, which is not complicated in Virginia (you can change your gender on your driver's license with a note from your psychiatrist).
 
I Want Cake said:
Even more disturbing was that he went all the way into the back of the store just to mess with the Blue Armed Monstrosity. Chris wasn't just reacting to SENSORY OVERLOAD because a display caught his eye. He's buttmad that there are Sonic Boom displays in existence, period. He literally went out of his way to vandalize someone else's property that likely could not even be seen from the halls outside the store.
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Damn, you're right. He has to have gone inside the store to see if there was a Sonic Boom display and when he found it, he vandalized it. It's not even a momentary lapse in judgement, he deliberately chose to enter the store, look for the stand, and lose his shit.
 
Damocles_Sword said:
Though I'm surprised the manager at the gamestop knew about Chris' ban, don't those places have a really high employee turn out rate?
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Charlottesville is a pretty tiny city. Take for example this video: http://www.sonichu.com/cwcki/6_June_2010

And then this- and then this woman, I don't know who- I do not know who the blank she is, she jumps in front of my car, so I stop again. And then I started backing up, and then I get stuck from behind, and then I'm trapped. Between the, between police and Michael and whoever the hell this woman was. So then I sorted it out with the police, uh, they dele- they deleted the pictures, and, uh, and the wom- and then the woman... t- the woman came to me right up front and accused me of things, like, you know, see- seeing naked pictures on me on the internet, and then accused me of child pornography!
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Some random woman in a parking lot has seen the Julay video so it's a fair bet every retail worker, if not resident, of the town is aware of Chris to some extent.
 
Chandler Cats said:
The February 2 date is going to be his first chance to answer this charge. He will plead not guilty. Both because he is an entitled manbaby and because his counsel -- public defender unless they actually find a way to hire another attorney -- will enter a not guilty plea. This also may be where they select whether this will be a jury or a bench (the judge decides the outcome, no jury involved) trial. Chris HAS the right to demand a jury trial, but shouldn't use it. Pleading NG even IF there's a vidya of you doing it is standard procedure, it continues the case in order for counsel to prepare a defense. THEN we will go to ANOTHER hearing date where counsel will say "Your honor, I do not have sufficient preparation to go to trial at this time." And THEN we get ANOTHER hearing date. For those of you who weren't with us in 2011/2012 the cwcki has an excellent section on the path through the legal system regarding the Chandlers. Basically get ready for the same haul and stall.
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Will there be as much "stall" this time around, though? Rob Bell had the clout to stretch a fairly open-shut case over an inordinate amount of time just to prep his clients; what are the odds an average PD would have the same?

(Never mind having the patience to do so, or the fact that the case is less "open-shut" and more "why bother opening the book in the first place?".)
 
Henry Bemis said:
Will there be as much "stall" this time around, though? Rob Bell had the clout to stretch a fairly open-shut case over an inordinate amount of time just to prep his clients; what are the odds an average PD would have the same?

(Never mind having the patience to do so, or the fact that the case is less "open-shut" and more "why bother opening the book in the first place?".)
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I've mentiomed this before on another thread, but I think everyone involved aside from the Chandlers will want to flush this case as quickly as possible. That's both good and bad for him - good because no one will be interested in really punishing him, but bad in that no one will really be interested in helping him either. He's a mental and psychological mess who didn't really hurt anyone, so it will be expensive to help him and there's no potential political or popular fallout for not punishing him. Unfortunately I think he'll be allowed to continue slipping through the cracks until he does hurt someone.
 
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