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by Satisfy4400 11mo ago
It seems like defense counsel was primarily concerned that the message indicated the defendant owned/possessed a gun. The emoji argument seems to be a secondary concern that he raised only on appeal.
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by Satisfy4400 11mo ago
The defendant could raise an "ineffective assistance of counsel" argument, asserting his counsel was incompetent and it prejudiced him. You can make that claim in your direct appeal, but for procedural reasons, defendants usually
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by Satisfy4400 2y ago
I'd consider someone saying profit is the "point" to mean it is primarily profit driven. You asked for an example and I provided one. It's pretty clear your mind is made up, so best of luck to you.
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by Satisfy4400 2y ago
https://www.wbur.org/onpoint/2023/03/07/courts-profit-and-th... "Daniel Hatcher used to work as an attorney for Maryland Legal Aid. He says he's seen American courts turn into a system that&#x2
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by Satisfy4400 2y ago
This is from Rep. Jared Huffman: “Project 2025 is more than an idea, it's a dystopian plot that’s already in motion to dismantle our democratic institutions, abolish checks and balances, chip away at church-state separation, and impose
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by Satisfy4400 2y ago
Here's one example on prisons from a quick Kagi search: "Currently, many think that the goals of [American Prison System] APS are to rehabilitate inmates and help them function properly in the real world. However, the APS’s high r
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by Satisfy4400 2y ago
It seems to me there's plenty of conspiratorial thinking on the left. The rhetoric around Project 2025 comes to mind as a recent example. Same with rhetoric around for-profit prisons (e.g., I see lots of people saying our criminal jus
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by Satisfy4400 2y ago
The glorification of Luigi Mangione in some left-leaning circles seems to be a counterpoint to your assertion.
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by Satisfy4400 3y ago
Just tried the same search and here are my results for the first 25 images: 6 "all" white race families and 5 with at least one white person. Of the remaining 14 images, 13 feature a non-white family in front of a white background
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by Satisfy4400 3y ago
He seems to be confused.
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by Satisfy4400 3y ago
There's a civil lawsuit involving the State of California and Amazon. When you have a civil case, you can get discovery from third parties using subpoenas, which seems to be what's happening here.
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by Satisfy4400 3y ago
Wouldn't he be able to recover the costs for complying with the subpoena under Cal. Evidence Code section 1563? "All reasonable costs incurred in a civil proceeding by a witness who is not a party with respect to the production of