Nicholas Robert Rekieta / Rekieta "Law" / Actually Criminal / @NickRekieta - Polysubstance enthusiast, "Lawtuber" turned Dabbleverse streamer, swinger, "whitebread ass nigga", snuffs animals for fun, visits 🇯🇲 BBC resorts. Legally a cuckold who lost his license to practice law. Wife's bod worth $50. The normies even know.

[AnOminous]

I would be very cross if I knew my taxes were being allowed to be wasted by a faggot on a hopeless appeal just because the public servants have not locked in an airtight deal.

The general rule in the whole country is you always have the right to a trial, and you always have the right to an appeal (to the intermediate appellate court). Appeals to the court of last resort are generally by writ, and you must petition for them. The relevant Supreme Court can simply say no and decline to hear your appeal.

 

[Sneed Force One]

What infuriates Nick the most is that Aaron filed first.

While filing first doesn’t guarantee a win, it gives Aaron an advantage in framing the initial narrative to the court, presenting himself as the victim and Nick as the harasser. That first impression can shape how the judge views the case, even though Minnesota law requires both sides to present evidence before issuing a final HRO.

It’s also a solid blow to Nick’s public image for anyone who isn’t a devoted follower, because Aaron’s petition sets the tone and makes Nick look like he’s scrambling to justify his behaviour. Now, Nick appears to be responding to accusations rather than defending himself proactively.

If Aaron can prove his claims, he has plenty to use: the alleged porn search results involving Aaron (whether accurate or fabricated) could show an attempt to humiliate him; using Aaron’s voice in Supertips.gg on Nick’s platform to encourage others to generate harassing content can support claims of ongoing harassment; and Nick’s calls for Aaron to die, even if they don’t amount to a direct threat of violence, can still alarm a judge as evidence of escalating hostility.

Nick’s conduct last night was especially reckless. While privately collecting clips for his defence makes sense, publicly streaming about it and attacking Aaron live after an ex parte TRO was already granted crosses a dangerous line. In Minnesota, indirect contact or actions reasonably expected to cause distress can violate the TRO’s terms. By publicly criticizing Aaron post-order, Nick risks strengthening Aaron’s case that a temporary or physical TRO isn’t enough and that a full harassment restraining order is needed because Nick’s behavior shows he won’t stop.

 

[Vibralldo]

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This might amount to nothing, but this "lawyer" sure likes to play dangerously close to the line of indirect contact, doesn’t he?

If directly replying to Aaron's known X account doesn't count as contacting idk what is.

There was 1 Aaron Supertip that I caught. He also directly addressed Aaron Supertips a bit after saying he’d prefer people didn’t use him, but… (I don’t remember what else he said, someone else will have to look if they’re interested)

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He has to force that laugh because he's miserable.

 

[Solomon Bundy]

Happy Page 10K+, everyone!

I will be adopting the phrase "homosexual pig bottom" into my lexicon.

Kayla's heel turn this season has been magnificent! We thought she was a puppet, but she's a demon Valkyrie like April! It really clarifies things from last season.

We're not even at the finale yet! This TRO two-parter is going to continue the ridiculousness and jackassery, and may even lead to another public incident.

Thank you to everyone that has put time, thought, and energy into their posts, despite my shitposting I really do appreciate what you do. It's not expressed often because the others aren't sissy faggot drama queens like me.

Regarding Nick, I am reminded of a phenomenon in pro wrestling - the heel stays over as a heel so long, he becomes appreciated, and the crowd turns them face. For reference, this happened quickly with The Rock, and slowly with Ric Flair. So much of the Rekieta/Imholte feud has pro wrestling tropes baked in, I think this gay nonsense is relevant. With the way Lord Rackets has already started skating, and getting early balldowashing (i.e. Megan Fox No Not That One)...

I think we might see Rekieta make Imholte his Maddox, complete with a small army of Nickers supporting him. Prepare to be Mad at the Internet this Fall. Excelsior!

 

[AnOminous]

By publicly criticizing Aaron post-order, Nick risks strengthening Aaron’s case that a temporary or physical TRO isn’t enough and that a full harassment restraining order is needed because Nick’s behavior shows he won’t stop.

Don't forget he literally @ed him. He directly contacted him. While we don't know the exact terms of the RO, it's hard to imagine an RO that doesn't prohibit directly contacting the victim. He addressed him as "you." That's also direct contact since he obviously intended the victim to receive his threatening message.

And then you have his other clown shit like having his asshole buddies harass the victim too. Just that crosses the line.

It's like this crackhead faggot got a restraining order, then wrote up a checklist on "how many ways can I violate this in the first 24 hours after I get it" and then did every single one of them. Just absolute full retard.

 

[TherapyMan]

You always have the RIGHT to appeal to the state's intermediate appellate court. That does not imply any chance of it actually having a positive result, outside of an exceedingly narrow set of reasons. Generally, plea bargains are not appealable. The exceptions are few.

Generally federal plea agreements explicitly require you to waive a right to appeal any issue you could raise at trial, such as your right to appeal the conviction, any pretrial rulings, and the sentencing. This is also the practice of my jurisdiction. To my knowledge, this is the dominant standard for plea agreements. For an example in the federal context:


What's interesting about the Minnesota (or at least Kandiyohi County) agreement, is that you do not waive any appellate right as a condition of the deal. You are simply told it would be useless to exercise appellate rights—which as you state, would still be useless anyways.

 

[DiabeticSydePhil]

Even if nothing happens to Nick because of this (and it probably won't because everyone involved including Minnesota as a state is retarded and Aaron's lawyer seems mid) its still a Rekeita L because we all get to laugh at this seething faggot melting down, which for a man who insists he be taken seriously is absolutely the worst thing that could happen to him.

Nick is perpetually in a hell of his own making, every day, forever even if the dumbass court balldoguards.

 

[Napoleon III]

No, he's actually directly contacted him at this point. It's a clear violation. Don't @ me bro.

What an idiot.

We see here demonstrated the 3rd law of Lolcows for every win a Lolcow gets there is an equivalent or greater loss.

 

[Third World Aristocrat]

Don't forget he literally @ed him. He directly contacted him. While we don't know the exact terms of the RO, it's hard to imagine an RO that doesn't prohibit directly contacting the victim. He addressed him as "you." That's also direct contact since he obviously intended the victim to receive his threatening message.

And then you have his other clown shit like having his asshole buddies harass the victim too. Just that crosses the line.

It's like this crackhead faggot got a restraining order, then wrote up a checklist on "how many ways can I violate this in the first 24 hours after I get it" and then did every single one of them. Just absolute full retard.

The only major question, then, is whether Aaron's lawyer can competently argue that in court. After his last appearance, I have my doubts.

 

[Allied-Mastercomputer]

It’s nice to know that for almost an entire year after the arrest, Nick was in absolute misery as he was forced to remain quiet for the most part. That year must’ve been pure suffering for Nick, as he had to sit there and take the absolute ass-thrashing from Aaron revealing all his darkest secrets and he couldn’t say nothing.

Now the tables have turned, but nobody believes Nick’s stories.

 

[Vibralldo]

UNHINGED STALKER Nick Rekeita continues to contact his victim Aaron Imholte despite the restraining order!

https://x.com/RekietaLaw/status/1939356808923234318

https://archive.is/CPq8S

https://x.com/RekietaLaw/status/1939356985662546261

https://archive.is/9TSqI

https://x.com/RekietaLaw/status/1939357264592110015

https://archive.is/GenMd

It's almost as if Nick wants to go to jail

 

[Solomon Bundy]

It bears repeating that Geanu have been unbelievably cretinous throughout this whole affair. I like them as they are my people (Sicilian degenerates), and I enjoy their bickering and nonsense in general, but holy fucking hand grenade, they're straight up legal liabilities with multiple actionable (and acted upon!) statements.

I'm like the dude at the end of 2001 when I look at this whole case, "My God, it's full of stars..." like transcendent metaphysical idiocy far beyond me. I travel dimensions in my mind when I consider what the fuck happened here so far.

 

[Sneed Force One]

The only major question, then, is whether Aaron's lawyer can competently argue that in court. After his last appearance, I have my doubts.

We do not yet know Aaron's lawyer in the ex parte order. Nick hasn't yet revealed it.
However in his call with Melton, he suspects its not the work of Todd Peterson.
Not sure why he would say this, as Aaron's legal counsel is very very likely to be on the paperwork. Unless he wants to speculate that its another attorney's work under Peterson's name (amusingly we've been doing this against him for Barneswalker's work)

 

[AnOminous]

We do not yet know Aaron's lawyer in the ex parte order. Nick hasn't yet revealed it.
However in his call with Melton, he suspects its not the work of Todd Peterson.

At least one possible lawyer whose name we already know would make this whole arc epic beyond all belief.

I'm like the dude at the end of 2001 when I look at this whole case, "My God, it's full of stars..."

Moar like "My God, it's full of tards!"

 

[I'm still your friend.]

Is Minnesota that committed to protecting the rights of absolute garbage?

 

[Third World Aristocrat]

We do not yet know Aaron's lawyer in the ex parte order. Nick hasn't yet revealed it.
However in his call with Melton, he suspects its not the work of Todd Peterson.

Rekieta stated during his appearance on Melton's show that he believes Aaron filed the HRO petition on his own, without assistance from an attorney:
"It looks like he filled this thing out on his own. It does not look like it was done, uh, you know, by a lawyer. And, um, I think that was—that was probably ill-advised."

 

[SterilizedGlowsticks]

The Daily Nick Rugieta Self Felt Show is very entertaining this season. I can't wait for the cliffhanger at the end.

 

[AnOminous]

Rekieta stated during his appearance on Melton's show that he believes Aaron filed the HRO petition on his own, without assistance from an attorney:
"It looks like he filled this thing out on his own. It does not look like it was done, uh, you know, by a lawyer. And, um, I think that was—that was probably ill-advised."

Gee if it's some incompetent pro se retardation, it would have been really easy to get it thrown out by just waiting a couple days.

But I'm not a big brain like Lord Chaos Balldo, who understands the best way to handle a restraining order is to spend every waking moment violating the restraining order.

 

[USAroXX]

https://x.com/RekietaLaw/status/1939169062715564313

https://archive.is/iGyva

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After 5 hours of seething on stream at a video of Aaron, Nick suddenly wants to be left alone by him

Scorned Lovers=NOT a victim

 

[DiabeticSydePhil]

Well, if the HRO doesn't contain a full 'don't even allude to him' clause now, I bet it does once Aaron's lawyer presents all this nonsense at the hearing for it.