Ferrari rumor

RockySmith

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I got $5 saying Liberty Law Group has occasionally employed a guy dressed up like the Statue of Liberty, dancing on a street corner, to drum up business.
I thought of “Better Call Saul.”

Corby should clearly disclose his ties to AJ. I’m assuming he vacations with the family.
 
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mcpat

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If they think he's that much of a flight risk they would put him in an ankle monitor. He's taking off in vehicles but he also turned himself in on his warrants in Texas . So the only other time he had a warrant he turned himself in . The newspapers claim he had a warrant days before he was arrested the county website listed the warrant the morning he was arrested. He also had a hearing scheduled for the restraining order on Tuesday
And the crawling from the garage to the truck?
 

Corby2

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Thanks Corbs, but I was referring to your unwavering love and support for AJ. It comes off fruity but I respect the loyalty and commitment to your boy.
Me believing in innocent until proven guilty makes me fruity interesting. The courts decide who's guilty not us 🤷
 

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While it is a foundational pillar of our justice system that every individual is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law, it is essential to distinguish between a legal presumption and the practical realities of the judicial process.

The presumption of innocence is a constitutional safeguard that dictates the burden of proof rests entirely on the prosecution. However, this legal status does not render an individual immune from the operational consequences of an arrest. The judicial system is specifically designed to balance an individual's rights with the government’s compelling interest in ensuring public safety and the integrity of the judicial process.

Pretrial detention—such as being held without bail—is not a judgment of guilt. Rather, it is a focused, evidence-based determination by a judge that the individual poses a demonstrable risk to public safety or a flight risk that cannot be mitigated by other conditions. When a court orders detention, it is not declaring that the defendant has 'lost' their presumption of innocence; it is acknowledging that the severity of the alleged conduct necessitates holding the defendant in custody while the state prepares its case.

In short, the presumption of innocence protects the accused from a premature guilty verdict, but it does not grant a blanket exemption from the state’s duty to protect the community while those legal proceedings unfold.
 

Corby2

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While it is a foundational pillar of our justice system that every individual is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law, it is essential to distinguish between a legal presumption and the practical realities of the judicial process.

The presumption of innocence is a constitutional safeguard that dictates the burden of proof rests entirely on the prosecution. However, this legal status does not render an individual immune from the operational consequences of an arrest. The judicial system is specifically designed to balance an individual's rights with the government’s compelling interest in ensuring public safety and the integrity of the judicial process.

Pretrial detention—such as being held without bail—is not a judgment of guilt. Rather, it is a focused, evidence-based determination by a judge that the individual poses a demonstrable risk to public safety or a flight risk that cannot be mitigated by other conditions. When a court orders detention, it is not declaring that the defendant has 'lost' their presumption of innocence; it is acknowledging that the severity of the alleged conduct necessitates holding the defendant in custody while the state prepares its case.

In short, the presumption of innocence protects the accused from a premature guilty verdict, but it does not grant a blanket exemption from the state’s duty to protect the community while those legal proceedings unfold.
AJ bailed out the day after his arrest and will now have court . No one actually cares they just like to pile on and watch someone fail. I hope he gets the help he needs and becomes a productive member of society the rest of his life. I hope that for everyone
 
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Corby2

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That wasn’t a difference of opinion, it was just an embarrassingly stupid thing you said.
I know because everything is so serious on the boards. Your name is pahudler so it's obviously not always serious if it was you would use your real name 🤷
 

RockySmith

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AJ bailed out the day after his arrest and will now have court . No one actually cares they just like to pile on and watch someone fail. I hope he gets the help he needs and becomes a productive member of society the rest of his life. I hope that for everyone
Serious question, how well do you know the family? You have personal relationships with them?
 
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Natchrlman2

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it would be a lot easier to presume his “innocence” if it weren’t for his track record ……. couldn’t imagine being a defense lawyer for the POS honestly
 
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