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JBJ

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  1. Pretty sure Subliminal admitted he mistated that in his original post.
  2. I'm aware of all this. I'm not the one here spreading misinfo about habeas whack-a-mole and his deportation status. Since people are logging alts to neg me, I'll leave this "shithole" again. I'd love if y'all considered these two things: 1) This is actually the dumbest possible potential constitutional crisis. Mostly due to politics on both sides being more important than legal procedure. 2) There was an actual solution to this. Abrego could very easily not be deported right now and he could actually be having the trial everyone thinks he should be having (and that's due to Trump and not really due to the judge either - not his responsibility but he definitely should have told the lawyers to also file for habeas, it was clear in their original filing that they intended to).
  3. You cannot move someone across state lines without prior notice and cannot move them at all once habeus is filed.
  4. Yes. He was being held in Texas, I believe. They even amended their initial filing before he was deported, so they had time to file a separate case.
  5. I'm not disagreeing. His lawyers should have filed habeas and they could actually argue that and halt his deportation at the same time. Why do you suppose they chose not to? Incompetence?
  6. I thought his deportation was held due to a rival gang in El Salvador harassing his family? If I don't have all the facts, maybe I am wrong.
  7. I trust the judge's determination that there was sufficient evidence. I trust that his lawyers decision to not to further adjudicate it was for good reason. I'm not really into conspiracy theories. If a time comes to, sure, but this is not the hill to die on.
  8. Who ended up being right on that case?
  9. I've already admitted Trump is wrong. Now y'all admit this judge is also ignoring the lawful process.
  10. Judge literally determined he was a gang member.
  11. Not being an MS13 member and alleged child trafficker would help.
  12. This specifics of this case are a dumb hill to die on. Please read my original post. There's no actual remedy that's going to take place amd the guy himself is not a sympathetic figure.
  13. Yeah. Manufacturing cases happens all the time, and I don't have any issue with doing it. All I'm sayung is that if his lawyers wanted him here to adjudicate whether he was being wrongfully deported, they could have kept him here.
  14. No, because this is still a dumb hill to die on.
  15. I'm not okay with it. That's why I said this is the dumbest thing to have a constitutional crisis over. Even if the whole thing was manufactured by his lawyers to create this situation or something like it (which I do think the odds of are north of 0%), this isn't the right guy for it. I am a stickler for the process. I'm just applying it to both sides here. This judge should have originally told the lawyers to fuck off and file for habeus and we wouldn't be here at all.
  16. Above, he literally did and his lawyers decided to do something else.
  17. If you are of the opinion he was going to win a habeus case, his lawyers fucked up royally.
  18. 1) This is the dumbest thing to have a constitutional crisis over. I don't see El Salvador releasing the guy without a bribe. I don't see the guy being released free on the US everr. He'll get arrested and notice as soon as he's on soil, file habeus, lose, and get deported again. 2) The due process remedy the left wants already exists and it is habeas corpus and only habeus corpus. Those notices are sent specifically to give potential deportees time to file.
  19. This is exactly what GA preschools did when we passed PK4 funding. It's actually more expensive to do PK4 than PK3 now.
  20. I've come out of a game three times for injury, and I don't think I've ever gone down with an injury before the ball is spotted. Outside of displaced body parts, its pretty normal to think you got dinged and try to shake/walk it out. Three steps in, you realize it's not getting better. Edit: No. There was one other. Charley horse cramp, which you know right away what is going on. Edit: Which actually makes it more funny that the injury always faked is a cramp.
  21. Pomodoro method. I'm sure a Jacksonville city block will become a lawless zone any minute now.
  22. I dont know what to tell you other than you are trying to find a exception that simply doesn't exist. The intent is to stab someone with a knife. Stabbing is likely to and did cause serious injury. It doesn't really matter if someone only wanted to stab someone just a little bit. That's the crux of the guy hitting his head on the barstool example.
  23. I don't think in Texas that using a deadly weapon automatically meets the requirement, but I also doubt there's ever been a case where a guy died from a stab wound that wasn't considered a serious bodily injury.
  24. Someone's head hitting a barstool during a bar fight is a common example used for 2nd degree murder. So, yes.
  25. Most of DFW is like this. DFW is one of the most racially mixed, if you will, metros that I've ever lived or worked in. Carroll ISD is 60% white, btw.
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