Utr

[Yankee Doodle]

Damn, now with NaNa gone and Patience gone I need to find another great late night provider.

I'm surprised she hasn't gotten any reviews from O'do mongers! She tours and is just here for a few minutes. Very fair donation, spinner with a great personality, big menu, not a clock watcher, and fun. My current favorite. Will be re-visiting as soon as the stars and Mario lines up! Yd.

[MotoMadman]

X,

I know on TV they arrest and try a person in an hour. In real life, it can take a year or two to get to trial, unless a defendant requests a speedy trial.

C3.

Actually the right to a speedy trial is the first default. The defendant (or def. 's lawyer) is the one who must waive his / her right to a speedy trial, usually by way of requesting additional time to prepare their case. The prosecutor could ask the defense to waive their right to a speedy trial, but the defense doesn't have to. If the defense does not waive their right, the time limit to bring a misdemeanor case to court is 90 days. Anyone with a public defender is either going to plead guilty, or the PD is going to waive the right to a speedy trial, because he has 100+ cases to deal with at one time. If you hire a lawyer and demand a speedy trial for a misdemeanor, you will be in court within 90 days or the charge must be dropped.

[JustJenna]

I understand now, I'm not familiar with these criminal ways. Thankfully there are hookers around to explain.

Seriously? Who knew with some courses regarding law, and what real life experience working in a law firm in Philadelphia will teach you. Research works as well as simply being informed. You're a member of this board, who has reviewed ladies, so I'd say you're quite involved. Just Sayin.

[Eustisflman]

Another great visit with April. She loves to suck dick.

[Wild Fun]

For any of you wanting to see patients she is on a state paid vacation.

Damn, now with NaNa gone and Patience gone I need to find another great late night provider.

[Mosin Nagant]

Hence, the last minute, full court press to acquire funds. Knew what was coming. String it along. Move to dismiss denied and so on, and so forth. Just speculating. But 10 months to a year between the deed and the actual hearing is not unusual at all.

Yup, this is true. One of my other friends who is UTR is going to hear in about a week what her options are. Nonviolent crime. She is one of the best sex partners ever, amazing body, fun personality. Sometimes we go out for drinks or a meal off the clock. She has been at it for about a year and it is a REAL simple case.

Drives me crazy how the system works.

[Don In Otown]

It is called being out on bond. LOL.

Hence, the last minute, full court press to acquire funds. Knew what was coming. String it along. Move to dismiss denied and so on, and so forth. Just speculating. But 10 months to a year between the deed and the actual hearing is not unusual at all.

[Xinyl]

It is called being out on bond. LOL.

I understand now, I'm not familiar with these criminal ways. Thankfully there are hookers around to explain.

[JustJenna]

Yes, I'm with this guy. I read the entire police report, of which the cop should just give up on that and become a journalist. But the dates don't line up. How is it you can not have to go away til more than a year later? Maybe I'm missing something.

It is called being out on bond. LOL.

[SouthernCharm2]

So glad to be back.

Xoxo.

[BostBruins]

For any of you wanting to see patients she is on a state paid vacation.

[BTmyMt]

Red head Amanda that use to walk OBT all the time is also in the Orange County clink. She's the one that ripped a few of the fellow mongers off (Cash & Dash).

Wich one I know a couple. Pm me if you want would like to know.

[BTmyMt]

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Letting you know that you're getting on my radar and not in a good way.

A2

[Camera3]

But the dates don't line up. How is it you can not have to go away til more than a year later? Maybe I'm missing something.

X,

I know on TV they arrest and try a person in an hour. In real life, it can take a year or two to get to trial, unless a defendant requests a speedy trial.

C3.

[Xinyl]

Really? Did you read the news article? I won't go into specifics either, because it's out there for anybody who cares to go research for maybe 10-15 minutes. But, lets not sugar coat.

Yes, I'm with this guy. I read the entire police report, of which the cop should just give up on that and become a journalist. But the dates don't line up. How is it you can not have to go away til more than a year later? Maybe I'm missing something.