ttystikk
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I hear you.
I think there should be a lottery. The winning state would exchange its prison population with the state legislature.
At least then we'd know the RIGHT criminals are locked up!
Jail Gets a Bad Rap
- Thread starter Finshaggy
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I think there should be a lottery. The winning state would exchange its prison population with the state legislature.
At least then we'd know the RIGHT criminals are locked up!
StonedFarmer
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Its all.about the brown butter for coffee.
I could get 3 coffee for 1. Barely ate bread so coffee was good. Helped from thw hangovers when I say up drinking in my cell during lockdoqn all weekend.
I could get 3 coffee for 1. Barely ate bread so coffee was good. Helped from thw hangovers when I say up drinking in my cell during lockdoqn all weekend.
doniawon
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Ongoing bs steming from dui, driving on revoke n proby revoke.. I'm just a jailbird.
Finshaggy
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I did beat my case. Since someone already posted my picture, why doesn't someone post the link for the case that picture was taken for. I was there for 1 month, with $100 bail, and chose not to be bailed out even though a few different family members offered, and I beat the case. It has been dropped.
Finshaggy
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I was inspired by Gandhi so I stayed there.
The moment I got there I was yelling to all the guards "Bounds V Smith, you can't ban jailhouse lawyers!" and they asked if I was drunk. I said that Iam Hindu but every once in a while I do accept Jesus, and that Hinduism and Christianity do not actually conflict. Jesus is Vishnu.
Then while I was there I helped people who got DUIs get administrative hearings to keep their licenses,taught people about Habeas Corpus and Forma Papauris (Indigent in court), got their lawyers to visit them (Under the Texas Fair Defense Act and 6th Amendment and even got one guys layer to get him out the next day and another guy's lawyer to bail him out), got double charges dropped (Under double Jeopardy) and taught people how to make the Prosecutors understand that you are willing to take it all the way to federal or supreme court, and no one wants to be in court for 2 years, so they start making better deals.
The moment I got there I was yelling to all the guards "Bounds V Smith, you can't ban jailhouse lawyers!" and they asked if I was drunk. I said that Iam Hindu but every once in a while I do accept Jesus, and that Hinduism and Christianity do not actually conflict. Jesus is Vishnu.
Then while I was there I helped people who got DUIs get administrative hearings to keep their licenses,taught people about Habeas Corpus and Forma Papauris (Indigent in court), got their lawyers to visit them (Under the Texas Fair Defense Act and 6th Amendment and even got one guys layer to get him out the next day and another guy's lawyer to bail him out), got double charges dropped (Under double Jeopardy) and taught people how to make the Prosecutors understand that you are willing to take it all the way to federal or supreme court, and no one wants to be in court for 2 years, so they start making better deals.
Finshaggy
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But I expected to stay there for 6th months and argue it in court, but one month in the Court hearing was set, and when I got there (in shackles, and cuffs, and a chain connecting the two and a belt holding the chain. And my lawyer tried to get me to testify against myself, and all they had was hearsay, so I denied everything and said I only ever practiced my Religion.
Everyone got mad, my lawyer has never talked to me again, the prosecutors motioned to continuation. The next day they motioned for withdrawl, I didn't believe it.
The first time they told me to get my stuff to leave was like 3 days earlier, but it was the wrong person after all.
Then this day they told me to get my stuff, and everyone gathered around and I was like "I'm not really leaving right now, the judge didn't say anything like that"
So they said "Go ask", so I went to ask.
She said "Get your stuff, you're leaving". So I went back.
I told everyone "I really don't think I'm leaving, I'll be right back here."
And they said "Go have her check your wristband/number", so I went back.
And she said "GET YOUR SHIT AND GET OUT!".
And I didn't believe I was leaving until I was passed all the doors, and outside. But I was only there for a month, after I left Colorado. And I came to Texas to come to jail to beat this case on purpose. I could have stayed in Colorado. And I wanted to stay for 6 months to help people. They all thought I was crazy for wanting to be there.
Everyone got mad, my lawyer has never talked to me again, the prosecutors motioned to continuation. The next day they motioned for withdrawl, I didn't believe it.
The first time they told me to get my stuff to leave was like 3 days earlier, but it was the wrong person after all.
Then this day they told me to get my stuff, and everyone gathered around and I was like "I'm not really leaving right now, the judge didn't say anything like that"
So they said "Go ask", so I went to ask.
She said "Get your stuff, you're leaving". So I went back.
I told everyone "I really don't think I'm leaving, I'll be right back here."
And they said "Go have her check your wristband/number", so I went back.
And she said "GET YOUR SHIT AND GET OUT!".
And I didn't believe I was leaving until I was passed all the doors, and outside. But I was only there for a month, after I left Colorado. And I came to Texas to come to jail to beat this case on purpose. I could have stayed in Colorado. And I wanted to stay for 6 months to help people. They all thought I was crazy for wanting to be there.
abe supercro
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I'm sure you think you're amusing and a super slueth but anyone who posts another's picture without consent is a complete dickhead. We're on an online pot forum, so i understand the bully-type behavior. However, the posting of personal images isn't that far off from being a narc. No stars for you dingleberry.
Finshaggy
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Yeah, I don't even post selfies. The only reason I accept it is because most of you already know who I am, but it could be dangerous to just have your picture on the internet. That is why I don't do it. There are people killing people in this world and then there are a bunch of other people posting pictures of themselves on Facebook.
Finshaggy
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And I just want to give 2 extreme examples of what Jail can be.
First, ISIS. If we just start arresting ISIS members, how is this any different than arresting a CRIP or a Blood or a Vice Lord or a member of the FOLKS nation or People's nation, or Black P Stones, or Rolling 60s, or Gangsta Disciples? They have people on the outside supporting them and that are proud of them, and they can recruit while they are in there. I am sure ISIS has an equivalent of YGs and OGs if not an entire military hierarchy, as they have been up against the US Government. And the best way to structure yourself is to learn from your enemy.
Basically, there is an 80% Islamic population in French jail, probably something similar to that in other European Countries and probably more in Spain, since Spain was the last Muslim stronghold when Muslims controlled Europe. Spain, etc, is called the Iberian Peninsula. North America is almost strictly Islam (Morocco, Libya, Egypt etc) and they are across the coast from Iberia. And 30% of European Muslims actually do want a Caliphate (Islamic Empire, which is what ISIS claims to be) but those people do not necessarily agree with how ISIS is doing it.
You can't just put ISIS members in jail unless you want it to spread. And even just Islam is a normal thing to convert ro in American jails and prisons.
Second,
In Germany. Even Serial killers have the keys to their own cell. After the Holocaust Germans learned to treat their prisoners like people and they discovered that if you do not treat a killer like he is different because he is a killer, then he will treat you like a person also.
First, ISIS. If we just start arresting ISIS members, how is this any different than arresting a CRIP or a Blood or a Vice Lord or a member of the FOLKS nation or People's nation, or Black P Stones, or Rolling 60s, or Gangsta Disciples? They have people on the outside supporting them and that are proud of them, and they can recruit while they are in there. I am sure ISIS has an equivalent of YGs and OGs if not an entire military hierarchy, as they have been up against the US Government. And the best way to structure yourself is to learn from your enemy.
Basically, there is an 80% Islamic population in French jail, probably something similar to that in other European Countries and probably more in Spain, since Spain was the last Muslim stronghold when Muslims controlled Europe. Spain, etc, is called the Iberian Peninsula. North America is almost strictly Islam (Morocco, Libya, Egypt etc) and they are across the coast from Iberia. And 30% of European Muslims actually do want a Caliphate (Islamic Empire, which is what ISIS claims to be) but those people do not necessarily agree with how ISIS is doing it.
You can't just put ISIS members in jail unless you want it to spread. And even just Islam is a normal thing to convert ro in American jails and prisons.
Second,
In Germany. Even Serial killers have the keys to their own cell. After the Holocaust Germans learned to treat their prisoners like people and they discovered that if you do not treat a killer like he is different because he is a killer, then he will treat you like a person also.
abe supercro
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Fin you're a little bit more of a public figure than some of us care to be, but it's your prerogative to post your own pictures. Actually I got a kick out of your videos from before. Your personality and humor isn't conveyed, as much, in just line text.
I'm just pointing out the concept of tracking another's picture down, with mal-intent, and putting it on display is wrong. Sometimes when people are trying their hardest to obtain the next cutting edge joke, they lose sight of decency, the same consideration that they themselves would like to receive.
Finshaggy
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I agree with you, he shouldn't have posted it. I just have been desensitized because of all the trolls, and people pretending to be me and send stupid stuff to my friends and family pretending it was me, and saying things about my mom and sister. I just consider them all trolls, and I wouldn't want to put anyone in jail or anything like that, if it is even possible.
Finshaggy
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What do ya'll know about those Jail force ones?
Since I came to Texas Jail all the way from Colorado, on purpose on a 5 year old charge, I got a Gandhi shirt made and went in to the jail wearing a Gandhi shirt. And even in book in I was telling people how to start working on their cases, and Habeas Corpus and 28 U.S. Code § 2254 (State Custody, Remedies in Federal Court) to get their rights recognized.
Public defenders don't do anything. I want to start a Hindu Ministry and do Hindu jail Ministries in the Spirit on Gandhi where the group goes in to teach people about the law and help get those who are innocent released and teach everyone how to file lawsuits to make jail Constitutional. Jailhouses, especially where those who are there are not yet convicted of anything, should be schools of law.
Since I came to Texas Jail all the way from Colorado, on purpose on a 5 year old charge, I got a Gandhi shirt made and went in to the jail wearing a Gandhi shirt. And even in book in I was telling people how to start working on their cases, and Habeas Corpus and 28 U.S. Code § 2254 (State Custody, Remedies in Federal Court) to get their rights recognized.
Public defenders don't do anything. I want to start a Hindu Ministry and do Hindu jail Ministries in the Spirit on Gandhi where the group goes in to teach people about the law and help get those who are innocent released and teach everyone how to file lawsuits to make jail Constitutional. Jailhouses, especially where those who are there are not yet convicted of anything, should be schools of law.
Finshaggy
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Types of Evidence
Numbers (for example, date and time, or any specific number or measurement: Length of a boat, number of witnesses, votes for a certain bill, score of a game, etc.)
Statistics. Although technically just one form of number evidence, statistics are special enough to count as their own separate type of evidence, especially because they are so valuable at making evidence representative.
Names (for example, place names, names of individuals, organizations, movements, etc.)
Expert opinion (this refers to the use of someone else’s knowledge or opinion, not that of the author—when the author quotes or mentions a recognized expert in the field)
Specialized knowledge (the author’s own knowledge, not common knowledge, usually acquired through some sort of formal training)
Individual stories/examples, also known as anecdotal evidence (When the term “anecdotal” evidence is used, it is generally a negative or critical term suggesting that the evidence is not representative. Individual stories or examples, however, are often useful evidence.)
Physical details (sense data)—things you can see, hear, touch, smell or taste
Numbers (for example, date and time, or any specific number or measurement: Length of a boat, number of witnesses, votes for a certain bill, score of a game, etc.)
Statistics. Although technically just one form of number evidence, statistics are special enough to count as their own separate type of evidence, especially because they are so valuable at making evidence representative.
Names (for example, place names, names of individuals, organizations, movements, etc.)
Expert opinion (this refers to the use of someone else’s knowledge or opinion, not that of the author—when the author quotes or mentions a recognized expert in the field)
Specialized knowledge (the author’s own knowledge, not common knowledge, usually acquired through some sort of formal training)
Individual stories/examples, also known as anecdotal evidence (When the term “anecdotal” evidence is used, it is generally a negative or critical term suggesting that the evidence is not representative. Individual stories or examples, however, are often useful evidence.)
Physical details (sense data)—things you can see, hear, touch, smell or taste
- Dialogue (Speech of other people reported directly, exactly as spoken, usually with quotation marks [“ ”] around it and set off in separate paragraphs, one for each speaker. Technically this is a subset of physical detail, because it is something you can hear, but direct reporting of what people have said is important enough to be considered a separate category.)
- Letters
- Diaries
- Unpublished writings (early drafts of works published later; juvenile works by famous authors, etc.)
- Laws
- Administrative policies, like the Washington Administrative Code
- Court decisions
- Speeches, interviews, and other statements by relevant people
Finshaggy
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The Corruption case against Collin County Texas
18 U.S. Code Chapter 96 - RACKETEER INFLUENCED AND CORRUPT ORGANIZATIONS
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/part-I/chapter-96
http://trailblazersblog.dallasnews....-moore-dan-cogdell-to-lead-defense-team.html/
https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/public_corruption
http://www.statutes.legis.state.tx.us/docs/PE/htm/PE.39.htm
Rick Perry
Kirk Watson
Mary Ann Wiley
David L Botsford
Ken Paxton
Eldorado-Collin L.P.
Cornerstone Development
Chicago Title Insurance Co.
Collin County Appraisal District
Unity Resources LLC
WatchGuard Video
Enforcement Video LP
Greg Willis
Don Day
Byron Cook
Anthony Holm
Dan Cogdell
Terri Moore
Ted Cruz
Dan Patrick
Howard Hamilton
Judge Willis
Servergy Inc.
William Mapp
Joel Hochberg
Jason Gray
Jason Cooley
Ty Lake
Joe Williams
Todd Philips
Cheree Bontrager
Geralyn Kever
John Roach
Judge Sandoval
Judge Roach Jr.
Patricia Wysong Crigger
Hannah Kunkle
Rebecca Littrell
Sherry Bell
Kerrie Walker
Curtis Howard
Dwayne Henderson
Rick Perry threatened to, and did because if personal disputes with other officials, use his office to veto otherwise passable bills and coerced an official into resignation.
Ken Paxton & Byron Cook voted for spending bills that gave state business WatchGuard video which they own stock in. Byron Cook is on the board of WatchGuard and Ken Paxton helped form the company and loaned it money. WatchGuard was contracted to provide cameras to McKinney Police.
El Dorado-Collin, a company Ken Paxton and Greg Willis are partners in, bought land from North Dallas Loan and Trust, then lobbied to rezone it. Days after rezoning it sold the land to Cornerstone development who used a company Ken Paxton has interest in called Chicago Title Insurance Co., cornerstone then sold the land to Mckinney's appraisal district, who Paxton was aware the whole time wanted to buy the land.
1 Grand Jury in Collin county has:
5 members from one church, the pastor is the Foreman, 2 associate pastors are jurors and 2 more church members are on the same jury. One juror hosted a fund raiser for Greg Willis in her home and donated to Ken Paxton's campaign, one supported Greg Willis' campaign. 2 have served on the executive committee of the Collin county Republican Party.
2nd Grand Jury in Collin county:
The foreman and vice foreman were actively involved in Ken Paxton's campaign.
http://www.leagle.com/decision/19801200446US754_11169/HANRAHAN v. HAMPTON
18 U.S. Code Chapter 96 - RACKETEER INFLUENCED AND CORRUPT ORGANIZATIONS
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/part-I/chapter-96
- § 1961 - Definitions
- § 1962 - Prohibited activities
- § 1963 - Criminal penalties
- § 1964 - Civil remedies
- § 1965 - Venue and process
- § 1966 - Expedition of actions
- § 1967 - Evidence
- § 1968 - Civil investigative demand
http://trailblazersblog.dallasnews....-moore-dan-cogdell-to-lead-defense-team.html/
https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/public_corruption
http://www.statutes.legis.state.tx.us/docs/PE/htm/PE.39.htm
Rick Perry
Kirk Watson
Mary Ann Wiley
David L Botsford
Ken Paxton
Eldorado-Collin L.P.
Cornerstone Development
Chicago Title Insurance Co.
Collin County Appraisal District
Unity Resources LLC
WatchGuard Video
Enforcement Video LP
Greg Willis
Don Day
Byron Cook
Anthony Holm
Dan Cogdell
Terri Moore
Ted Cruz
Dan Patrick
Howard Hamilton
Judge Willis
Servergy Inc.
William Mapp
Joel Hochberg
Jason Gray
Jason Cooley
Ty Lake
Joe Williams
Todd Philips
Cheree Bontrager
Geralyn Kever
John Roach
Judge Sandoval
Judge Roach Jr.
Patricia Wysong Crigger
Hannah Kunkle
Rebecca Littrell
Sherry Bell
Kerrie Walker
Curtis Howard
Dwayne Henderson
Rick Perry threatened to, and did because if personal disputes with other officials, use his office to veto otherwise passable bills and coerced an official into resignation.
Ken Paxton & Byron Cook voted for spending bills that gave state business WatchGuard video which they own stock in. Byron Cook is on the board of WatchGuard and Ken Paxton helped form the company and loaned it money. WatchGuard was contracted to provide cameras to McKinney Police.
El Dorado-Collin, a company Ken Paxton and Greg Willis are partners in, bought land from North Dallas Loan and Trust, then lobbied to rezone it. Days after rezoning it sold the land to Cornerstone development who used a company Ken Paxton has interest in called Chicago Title Insurance Co., cornerstone then sold the land to Mckinney's appraisal district, who Paxton was aware the whole time wanted to buy the land.
1 Grand Jury in Collin county has:
5 members from one church, the pastor is the Foreman, 2 associate pastors are jurors and 2 more church members are on the same jury. One juror hosted a fund raiser for Greg Willis in her home and donated to Ken Paxton's campaign, one supported Greg Willis' campaign. 2 have served on the executive committee of the Collin county Republican Party.
2nd Grand Jury in Collin county:
The foreman and vice foreman were actively involved in Ken Paxton's campaign.
http://www.leagle.com/decision/19801200446US754_11169/HANRAHAN v. HAMPTON
dangledo
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you must be new here. i certainly wouldnt do it to anyone who hasnt ALREADY posted their own picture and countless videos of themselves. if he were worried about his identity, he certainly wouldnt come back to RIU.
all my best,
detective dingleberry
abe supercro
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At least you're beginning to think about your unjustifiable actions.
MonkeyGrinder
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Meh depends on where you are really.
If you want a super quiet time in the pokey then try your damnest to get into the trustee ward. They'll generally ask you (at least in my state) if you have any enemies or whatever. Ask for a list of inmates. They usually have a "map" with inmates and where they're at. Just point out all the shitty areas and pick a random person. Doesn't even matter if you know em. They'll slap you elsewhere as to avoid an incident .
It stays nice and quiet in a trustee ward. For the most part people don't cause problems because they're on work release and or work detail. Your results may vary.
If you have the liberty of turning yourself in and you have long hair then tie your hair back with hairties without the little metal clasps. The ones with clasps will just get confiscated. Throw several of them on though. Chances are you'll be tossed in a pod with a few other dudes who need to get their hair out of their faces. Trade those fuckers.
If you can draw well then do so. You'll have people buying tat designs.
If you get into a scrap with someone you're in it for the long haul. Guards are gonna wait til they have back up before they roll in and break it up.
Jail ain't too bad though. At least in general pop anyways. Imo the most irritating part is in the booking area.
It's easy to avoid by having a bail buddy. Or having a bond fund set aside. Hell I've seen Triple A packages that cover x amount of bail costs.
Also shop around when it comes to bondsmen. If you're strapped for cash then sometimes you'll find that cool one who'll help you out if you're not an ass. Just be sure to do em right and pay them sooner rather than later.
If you want a super quiet time in the pokey then try your damnest to get into the trustee ward. They'll generally ask you (at least in my state) if you have any enemies or whatever. Ask for a list of inmates. They usually have a "map" with inmates and where they're at. Just point out all the shitty areas and pick a random person. Doesn't even matter if you know em. They'll slap you elsewhere as to avoid an incident .
It stays nice and quiet in a trustee ward. For the most part people don't cause problems because they're on work release and or work detail. Your results may vary.
If you have the liberty of turning yourself in and you have long hair then tie your hair back with hairties without the little metal clasps. The ones with clasps will just get confiscated. Throw several of them on though. Chances are you'll be tossed in a pod with a few other dudes who need to get their hair out of their faces. Trade those fuckers.
If you can draw well then do so. You'll have people buying tat designs.
If you get into a scrap with someone you're in it for the long haul. Guards are gonna wait til they have back up before they roll in and break it up.
Jail ain't too bad though. At least in general pop anyways. Imo the most irritating part is in the booking area.
It's easy to avoid by having a bail buddy. Or having a bond fund set aside. Hell I've seen Triple A packages that cover x amount of bail costs.
Also shop around when it comes to bondsmen. If you're strapped for cash then sometimes you'll find that cool one who'll help you out if you're not an ass. Just be sure to do em right and pay them sooner rather than later.
dangledo
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he himself wants his screen name to be synonomous with his real name. you still seem to be confused.