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[QUOTE=GratefulMonger;5284052]A commenter says she's real, but I'm confused. Does she live in a bathroom stall? Does anyone know?
[URL]https://escortalligator.com.listcrawler.eu/post/escorts/usa/maryland/baltimore/60386011/[/URL][/QUOTE]Scroll down to the bottom of the ad and look at the additional pictures. Unless they're making a porn Or you live in Central Florida there is seldom a woman on the other side of that wall.
[QUOTE=GratefulMonger;5284052]A commenter says she's real, but I'm confused. Does she live in a bathroom stall? Does anyone know?
[URL]https://escortalligator.com.listcrawler.eu/post/escorts/usa/maryland/baltimore/60386011/[/URL][/QUOTE]I actually was curious too so I inquired about it. Got a quick response. Said it was 30. Got an address of a shady townhome off Springhill ave. I requested a pic and got no response. Roll the dice.
[QUOTE=Bman39;5284380]Why don't you try it and report back here..[/QUOTE]OK, I texted her. I'll probably get an ad to a website or something. I'd think a bot would have responded by now though.
[QUOTE=Steverino1968;5284250]The judge wouldn't have cared no matter what. Asking the mark to bring condoms is what is known as Entrapment, and should have resulted in the immediate dismissal of charges. It didn't, though, because the process IS the punishment. Upon erroneous cinviction, the defendant is forced to pay, at minimum, $25,000. 00 to pursue an appeal, $50,000. 00 if the appeal has to go beyond the Court of Special Appeals. IF the defendant prevails, he clears his good name, but at exorbitant cost, which is the whole point to begin with. The police are arrest robots and the courts are conviction mills. It has absolutely nothing to do with "justice" or "due process. " It's about intimidating the peons. Period.[/QUOTE]Pretty much as you described. The process bears a remarkable similarity to traffic infractions. Technically yes, there's a process by which citizens can contest speed traps. But the whole process heavily favors the other side.
Last April, a camera in Alexandria took my photo going 7 or 8 mph over. Despite going with the flow of traffic (and later trying to play it off like my ticket was lost in the mail), they were determined to get their pound of flesh. So I insisted on a court date. Here's the catch: owing to the early ravages of COVID back then and the massive backlog of cases being processed, they refused to give a set date & time to show up. According to them, contesting tickets meant going [U]every single day the court was available[/U] over a 30-day period, pray that my specific case number got called, and then present a defense.
As you can imagine, this created a whole mess of problems. Any day in which I'm not called up is another day wasted. I'd have to try again the next day, and the next, and the next. And when you live an hour away from the courthouse & work full-time, it's not like time is a luxury one can afford to waste--and that's what authorities count on. Wasting your time until you're frustrated and just pony up the green or plead guilty. Additionally, DC is one of the few places in the country which doesn't require a cop to show up to court, nor does it require a traffic camera's maintenance log be shared until the day of court.
So yes, you can technically fight traffic tickets or solicitation charges. But lordy does the deck stack heavily in [I]their[/I] favor. And I don't see that changing any time soon.
[QUOTE=Bman39;5284380]Why don't you try it and report back here. 🤣.[/QUOTE]Sounds suspect to me.
[QUOTE=BrianWcz;5283249]Conversation was recorded by AA county police while responding to a CL add. The girl on the other end and him agreed to a price with no services discussed. But during that convo was asked to bring a condom. Once he said he had it when in the room the boy walked in and handcuffed them. He was found guilty by having possession of it as the prosecutor said what was the intentions of having that even with no sexual acts discussed. He had one of the best attorneys that deals with prostitution and was found guilty.[/QUOTE]Well, a good attorney wouldn't have taken this charge to court. Most stings are designed to show the community the police are doing something and responding to complaints. Prosectors don't want to waste their time taking this stuff to trial. This stuff is pretty easy to plea out.
Any reviews on this girl said she's in town by the airport, hh is $200, no deposit but seems a little to good.
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[QUOTE=Steverino1968;5284250]The judge wouldn't have cared no matter what. Asking the mark to bring condoms is what is known as Entrapment, and should have resulted in the immediate dismissal of charges. It didn't, though, because the process IS the punishment. Upon erroneous cinviction, the defendant is forced to pay, at minimum, $25,000. 00 to pursue an appeal, $50,000. 00 if the appeal has to go beyond the Court of Special Appeals. IF the defendant prevails, he clears his good name, but at exorbitant cost, which is the whole point to begin with. The police are arrest robots and the courts are conviction mills. It has absolutely nothing to do with "justice" or "due process. " It's about intimidating the peons. Period.[/QUOTE]Guess he should of had you there that day for his attorney and not a qualified one. Not being rude but there is reality and dream lawyers who think they know. But to each their own. Good day.
[QUOTE=BrianWcz;5284685]Guess he should of had you there that day for his attorney and not a qualified one. Not being rude but there is reality and dream lawyers who think they know. But to each their own. Good day.[/QUOTE]The point is he was found guilty because he showed because he thought he was going to get fucked, in a natural way, and for no other reason. He should have taken the plea deal unless he simply wanted to exercise his right to present a defense. What was his defense, that he was the cable guy or room service? The fact that he paid a lot for a lawyer means nothing, of course he was going to take the job.
[QUOTE=PootyLover;5284386]Scroll down to the bottom of the ad and look at the additional pictures. Unless they're making a porn Or you live in Central Florida there is seldom a woman on the other side of that wall.[/QUOTE]Yeah, I later noticed that the pics were all over the place. I'm going to stay away.
[QUOTE=GratefulMonger;5284502]OK, I texted her. I'll probably get an ad to a website or something. I'd think a bot would have responded by now though.[/QUOTE]Is it the rubber suit that attracts you, at least it looks like a rubber suit?
[QUOTE=McMath;5284271]Has anyone checked out extended stay hotel at Eli Whitney? I found six different numbers all point to the same address, these numbers are from different websites, example here:
[URL]https://adultsearch.com/maryland/baltimore/female-escorts/20576020[/URL]
I know these crapshoots advertise with multiple numbers but 6 seems unusually high. Also, one of the numbers was previously used at the AMP condo at Columbia, which now operates under a different number. Not sure if I'm just being paranoid.[/QUOTE]Yup! Looks like the Cloudleap Apt lost it. And is now at Eli Whitney or so I was told when I asked to confirm the change in location.
[QUOTE=OneIron15;5284591]Well, a good attorney wouldn't have taken this charge to court. Most stings are designed to show the community the police are doing something and responding to complaints. Prosectors don't want to waste their time taking this stuff to trial. This stuff is pretty easy to plea out.[/QUOTE]Where I lived before thankfully did not have traffic cameras. They did punish you for making them try the case though. A lawyer friend explained it to me. If you went to court to fight a traffic ticket, you might beat it. He would recommend you go ahead and plead it out unless he was positive you would win your case, because lets say the fine would be $250. Well if you tried to beat it and did not win your case, then he said it was funny, but it would cost you twice as much or $500 if you lost. He mentioned a number of other crimes including solicitation of a prostitute that would cost double if you lost your case instead of pleading it out. He said in most cases it was just not worth taking the chance.
[QUOTE=SyntorX;5284950]Where I lived before thankfully did not have traffic cameras. They did punish you for making them try the case though. A lawyer friend explained it to me. If you went to court to fight a traffic ticket, you might beat it. He would recommend you go ahead and plead it out unless he was positive you would win your case, because lets say the fine would be $250. Well if you tried to beat it and did not win your case, then he said it was funny, but it would cost you twice as much or $500 if you lost. He mentioned a number of other crimes including solicitation of a prostitute that would cost double if you lost your case instead of pleading it out. He said in most cases it was just not worth taking the chance.[/QUOTE]I don't doubt for an instant that it happens in southern, Midwestern states along with Texas and Arizona to members of minorities with darker skin. I have been to court many times over my 72 years of life and always came out better by having my day in court, not in Maryland anyway. Penalties are applied by judges not prosecutors, at least in my cases. My last episode the the wanted me to do time for being beaten by a cop, he called it assault, I was found guilty and given time served for the hours in central booking. This included the failed drug possession charge the the had to drop. No one punished me for pleading innocent and not taking the 30 days and 2 years probation plea deal. Being on probation causes more trouble in a man's life than doing 90 days, what with possible violations. I love those bible belt states with their harsh laws for "sinning" or having fun.
I was driving down to Miami and before leaving I was warned of a town in Georgia whose name started with a "K" and sure enough driving through without of state tags got us pulled over. You have to exercise extra care in Jim Crow states.
[QUOTE=BigTipper19;5284677]Any reviews on this girl said she's in town by the airport, hh is $200, no deposit but seems a little to good.
[URL]https://escortalligator.com.listcrawler.eu/post/escorts/usa/maryland/baltimore/60407097/[/URL][/QUOTE]Give her a shot, if she is good maybe more of us would give her a go.