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RainCaster

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39. I paid his bail, but I have no idea about any agreements

Sat Mar 16, 2024, 09:25 PM

Mar 2024

Once lousy felony and he can't leave the state. But TSF is all over the damn country in his private jet, and that asshole has been charged with many felonies, some that involve national security.

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My son is accused of a felony [View all] RainCaster Mar 2024 OP

I like to know how Airman 1st Class Jack Teixeira Emile Mar 2024 #1

Because he pled guilty? AZSkiffyGeek Mar 2024 #3

Did he? Was it because when he was arrested they Emile Mar 2024 #4

Yes, he agreed to plead guilty as part of a plea deal. TwilightZone Mar 2024 #6

Especially when you are broke. In this country Emile Mar 2024 #7

Is he or tRump a greater threat to Democracy? FHRRK Mar 2024 #33

That has nothing to do with why he was jailed. TwilightZone Mar 2024 #43

He was held behind bars because he was considered a serious flight risk onenote Mar 2024 #22

You would think then Trump would be put in jail too. Emile Mar 2024 #24

You might think that. But Jack Smith doesn't. onenote Mar 2024 #27

Jack Smith or Garland? If I were to take a guess Emile Mar 2024 #30

You would be wrong. onenote Mar 2024 #31

You are wrong. Smith reports to Garland. Emile Mar 2024 #32

Are you familiar with 28 CFR Part 600.7(b )? onenote Mar 2024 #36

TSF is much the same. ChazInAz Mar 2024 #25

Is he or tRump a greater threat to Democracy? FHRRK Mar 2024 #34

Trump is. But that's not the standard for bail. onenote Mar 2024 #35

did not ask about standard for bail FHRRK Mar 2024 #37

The OP says she paid her son's bail. onenote Mar 2024 #40

Because Trump is rich, well connected and powerful. Irish_Dem Mar 2024 #2

the just us court and the rich mans court. AllaN01Bear Mar 2024 #13

In the first court you hang, the second one you play golf. Irish_Dem Mar 2024 #28

So true. And so wrong. byronius Mar 2024 #15

Trump has shown us exactly how corrupt and unfair our court system is in reality. Irish_Dem Mar 2024 #29

If your son hasn't been convicted of a felony... TwilightZone Mar 2024 #5

Because we have a two tier justice system. republianmushroom Mar 2024 #8

Yep, one system for rich/powerful, one system for all others. n/t iluvtennis Mar 2024 #9

Don't get me started AverageOldGuy Mar 2024 #10

Because $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ KS Toronado Mar 2024 #11

About 75% of the criminal justice system is bloated shit. It is a jobs program for the employees of the system. SoFlaBro Mar 2024 #12

Has your son tried to vote? Merely being accused of a felony shouldn't prevent you from voting. catbyte Mar 2024 #14

Why can't he vote? He's still a citizen. n/t aggiesal Mar 2024 #16

Did your son have to post a bond that prohibts him from leaving niyad Mar 2024 #17

I paid his bail, but I have no idea about any agreements RainCaster Mar 2024 #39

The legacy of TSF is an overly litigious response to everything SleeplessinSoCal Mar 2024 #18

no shit. barbtries Mar 2024 #19

Hard to assess without knowing the state and the nature of the felony. onenote Mar 2024 #20

If your son is only accused, and not yet convicted, he is eligible to vote. Ms. Toad Mar 2024 #21

Whats even worse is if you are eventually found innocent the fact you were arrested stays on your record n/t Cheezoholic Mar 2024 #23

In some states you can get that sealed for a segment of time. Xolodno Mar 2024 #41

After my Father died, my brother (banker) gave my Mom refinancing on her mortgage which Demsrule86 Mar 2024 #26

Your son needs a reality show on MSM. PufPuf23 Mar 2024 #38

What was the felony? Polybius Mar 2024 #42