Well done, only a few people will get it, but well done.She great. Great career, mother, and lover. I took that pic on thanksgiving night just before our workout. If it weren’t for that Yankees tattoo on her *** she’d be perfect.
Well done, only a few people will get it, but well done.She great. Great career, mother, and lover. I took that pic on thanksgiving night just before our workout. If it weren’t for that Yankees tattoo on her *** she’d be perfect.
I’m not exactly sure but indictments officially have to come from a grand jury per the US Constitution, which means the DA will pursue getting them. But each state has weird procedural laws before it gets there.Did the DA charge this or are the charges from the arresting officers? I don't know how this worked.
Lucky man. My girl is cute, here is a pic of her few years ago. She’s a great cook, and always up for a party…..
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I don’t think that’s true across all states, but I know it’s been adopted in a lot of them. I hope Texas is this way.In cases of domestic violence prosecution no longer relies on the cooperation of the victim especially if there are obvious, documentable signs of abuse coupled with her initial complaints on scene. No more dropping charges due to lack of victim cooperation.
Remember to tip your waiter.Was waiting for this joke. Can’t believe it took 7 pages.
That’s what she calls it. Yeah. Drives it so good.She drive a Tahoe?
I don’t think that’s true across all states, but I know it’s been adopted in a lot of them. I hope Texas is this way.
Were you waiting for this one too... If Greg Marshall gets arrested, I get it.Was waiting for this joke. Can’t believe it took 7 pages.
Don't get offended if I never reply to anything you say again. Arguing with an someone acting like an idiot would make me an idiot. TIAYour reply to Sejonesey was quite telling. Blow it out your arse, Load.
Trust me, I won't lose any sleep over it, hoss.Don't get offended if I never reply to anything you say again. Arguing with an someone acting like an idiot would make me an idiot. TIA
**** man, probably……….ahhh nevermind. Can’t type it cause I’m afraid of the blowback. That one is kookoo.Were you waiting for this one too... If Greg Marshall gets arrested, I get it.
Unless there’s physical evidence. Or he was caught in the act. And it sounds like it was both. Dude is done. And should be. If body cam footage surfaces, he will be and should be out of a job faster than you can say howdy.I’m Tennessee they can’t drop the charges anymore, but the problem is that doesn’t mean ****. If she won’t cooperate then a lot of the time they have to drop the charges because without her there’s no evidence.
Well he DOES have local ties..
I’d hire Charles Manson if he’d win here.
His wife is nuttier than a granola bar.**** man, probably……….ahhh nevermind. Can’t type it cause I’m afraid of the blowback. That one is kookoo.
Every indictment doesn't come through a grand jury.I’m not exactly sure but indictments officially have to come from a grand jury per the US Constitution, which means the DA will pursue getting them. But each state has weird procedural laws before it gets there.
Yes. It does. Has to officially. For a felony anyways.Every indictment doesn't come through a grand jury.
No.Yes. It does. Has to officially. For a felony anyways.
Fifth Amendment to the United Staes Constituion:
“No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury”
Felonies are Capital offenses.
You cannot be tried before a judge and jury until the DA present his case before a grand jury. When the grand jury says “Yes you have enough evidence and cause” to proceed. They levy an official indictment (meaning your *** is officially in deep ****) and the case proceeds to trial.
Now how strong an indictment is always up to debate (hence the old phrase a DA can indict a ham sandwich) but you cannot be officially indicted and formally charged with a felony until the grand jury says so.
The rest before is probable cause and investigation.
We’re talking about Texas though. They use grand juries. And so does Kentucky.No.
Not all states use a grand jury. They are only required for federal felony charges.
Felonies are only capital if they carry risk of the death penalty.
You're still wrong my friend.Yes. It does. Has to officially. For a felony anyways.
Fifth Amendment to the United Staes Constituion:
“No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury”
Felonies are Capital offenses.
You cannot be tried before a judge and jury until the DA present his case before a grand jury. When the grand jury says “Yes you have enough evidence and cause” to proceed. They levy an official indictment (meaning your *** is officially in deep ****) and the case proceeds to trial.
Now how strong an indictment is always up to debate (hence the old phrase a DA can indict a ham sandwich) but you cannot be officially indicted and formally charged with a felony until the grand jury says so.
The rest before is probable cause and investigation.
Defendant can waive it. It also won't be convened if it's pled to a misdemeanor. Which is likely.We’re talking about Texas though. They use grand juries. And so does Kentucky.
24 states use them. So in this case it applies.
I agree. You can't make Cal look good no matter how often you attack other posters for having an opinion.You gott a lot of nerve accusing me of using this to make Calipari look good when it's 100% not the case.
Ok, but that isn’t what you originally said. Yes, on looking it up, Texas requires a grand jury indictment for all felonies.We’re talking about Texas though. They use grand juries. And so does Kentucky.
24 states use them. So in this case it applies.
And as I said we’re talking about TEXAS. They do. So the point is moot.You're still wrong my friend.
"Not all states use the Grand Jury system in their State prosecutions, but (due to the 5th Amendment of the US Constitution) all federal cases with serious felonies require federal court indictments. Georgia law only mandates the cumbersome indictment process for the most serious crimes that can result in execution."
I doubt this is getting plead down in this day an age. 10 years ago maybe. If that gets plead down it looks like rich white privilege. Not happening.Defendant can waive it. It also won't be convened if it's pled to a misdemeanor. Which is likely.
Why are you ordering others to do it …too lazy to do it yourself? And you better hurry before he deletes them first.Somebody pull up all the old comments from gromkittys old alias pining for Beard.
Yeah, Beard isn’t coaching ever again after reading this
It's his first offense and the victim isn't wanting to press charges. It's going to get pleaded down. That's how the legal system works.I doubt this is getting plead down in this day an age. 10 years ago maybe. If that gets plead down it looks like rich white privilege. Not happening.
And if you waive it you go straight to trial. That’s stupid. Let the grand jury have it. It might get tossed before hand. Worst case you’re gonna end up in the same spot.
My bad. I’m on hour 15 today. And I’m upset about Coach Leach.It's his first offense and the victim isn't wanting to press charges. It's going to get pleaded down. That's how the legal system works.
No it doesn't. If goes to the judge to determine if sufficient evidence exists to move to trial. It also go through discovery, plea bargaining, preliminary hearings, pre trial motions and then trial.
Ohh, he's done at Texas. This will take 2 - 3 years to rehab that image.My bad. I’m on hour 15 today. And I’m upset about Coach Leach.
If this gets pled down and he’s back on the sidelines, then Texas becomes the new LSU. Bankrupt of morals. Eff them. I still don’t see this getting pled without backlash in this day and ESPECIALLY in Austin. If it does get pled down, he’s still done. No way anyone is going to let their kid come near him. And if they do they’re idiots. Again, abusers are usually not one and dones. He will do it again. Bet on it.