#case dismissed

[ladyorlandodream]

*turns on the mic and taps on it*: "Let me introduce to all of you our Queen Queer Melissa"

[zweiginator]

got mistaken for being my boyfriends daughter… u win some u lose some i guess…

is this because you look alike or you’re way younger than him or perhaps both… age gap boyfriend sounds delicious so i call this a win

[copwatch2024]

Ricky L Pinzon Vs California Secretary of STATE

[immaculatasknight]

Not the end

[nakeddeparture]

Deron Thompson, 25, is the luckiest male in the world - Case Dismissed - But, will you ever know who murdered Donasun Husbands - Barbados.

https://youtu.be/C25jcYMpbDY

I repeat: Who killed Donasun Husbands? Naked!!

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[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"No Charge Laid Man Is Released," Ottawa Journal. May 7, 1934. Page 6. --- Police Say Wife Had Not Shown Up to Swear Out Information. ---- Detention of a man from Saturday night until Monday morning, without a charge being laid when Police Court opened, was protested by Allan F. Moore, defence attorney, before Deputy Magistrate M. J. O'Connor, K.C.. today. As a result of the protest, Mr. O'Connor ordered the prisoner released.

Mr. Moore was acting for Charles Murphy, 195 Somerset street east, who was arrested Saturday night and booked on a charge of causing a disturbance. When court opened, he was still in the cells, although no information had been sworn to against him.

The barrister told the court that Murphy could not be held in custody so long without a formal complaint being made against him, and that the prisoner should have been arraigned before a Justice of the Peace.

Constable Robert Bayne stated he had arrested Murphy at the request of Mrs. Murphy, who had alleged her husband had been troublesome at home, had thrown furniture downstairs, and refused to allow her to go up. She had promised to lay a charge against him and had failed to show up, the officer said.

The deputy magistrate then ordered Murphy to be freed.

[amberraymond]

I am back did you miss me

[aznxlinnie]

7/20/23

Court

My attorney wanted to

Find a room

I started it's ok

That I have nothing to hide

And he told me I do

Ultimately

Case dismissed

I told the arresting officer

An adopted Korean guy

And I told him I owe him a beer

And he said

Quite a few

I told the court

Deputy

Trio

That I told her I didn't do it

And she remembers

I blessed her

The judge

And my lawyer

Alan Nunley

[whatdoyoumeanyoukilledastripper]

LPT: Do all your insider trading outside

[notherpuppet]

How ya favorite of the Vees

Velvette, she’s such a terrible person

But she’s so bad, your honor!!!

[captmuldoon]

I don’t think I can emphasize enough just how much Elementary understood the core of Sherlock Holmes’ character, and the kind of cases and people he is drawn to, right from the very first episode.

The pilot opens with a wealthy woman’s murder. The prime suspect is a man who is a patient of the woman’s husband, a doctor, for help with his mental disorder. The man is desperately trying to avoid any triggers that may cause him to become violent, as he has been in the past. The doctor decides to use this man as a tool to kill his wife to collect her life insurance. He manipulates both his patient and his wife, alters the man’s medications, and ignores the man’s pleas for help, in order to set a scenario that is guaranteed to trigger the man’s violence - resulting in his wife’s death and later his patient’s.

When Sherlock pieces this together, he confronts the doctor, which leads to this:

And that’s what drives Sherlock to confront the doctor directly. There’s no smugness in being right, or for figuring out who the murderer was and how he did it. Sherlock realizes that this man’s patient was just another victim - someone who desperately wanted and sought help, only to be mistreated. Sherlock Holmes in this adaptation cares so deeply about people, especially those who are denied help when they need it most, and we learn all of this from the very first case.

[teddykaczynski]

it pisses me off so much that rape victims and people who know rape victims are dismissed from being on rape juries bc of "bias" but so many judges are rapists themselves and look at cases and think "well if this is rape, then im a rapist too" and then rule in the rapists favor its so fucked up like really and truly all judges on rape cases should be female and also should be trained specifically for it

[copwatch2024]

Ricky Lee Pinzon, a felon weirdo stalker who abuses reporting tools on social media platforms to silence criticism, parody & satire of his pseudo street law sovereign citizen beliefs.

[aro-bird]

Okay, for aro awareness week, I need you all to start recognizing that:

NOT EVERYONE IN THE ARO COMMUNITY IS FROM THE UNITED STATES OR EUROPE.

Please, when we're having discussions about aphobia, allonormativity amatonormativity, and other issues for the love of god STOP PRETENDING THAT WE DON'T EXIST AND LISTEN TO US!

We aren't just your token aros that exist in the other side of the world just for you to prove that we are everywhere or whatever point you're trying to make, we are living, breathing human beings and members of the aro community and we deserve respect and to be remembered not as a point in your discourse but as equals.

I am sick and tired of people just assuming that everyone in the community is either from the United States or Europe and only centering those voices in the discussion. We exist too.

[nakeddeparture]

Naked Departure Radio: The case against David Rouse was dismissed. Benedict cast aside.

https://youtu.be/hdyUzX5F23w

Police informants and drug runners are kept safe and on the streets in Barbados? Have your say. Naked!!

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"RUSSELL CASE IS UNDER WAY NOW," Hamilton Spectator. March 17, 1913. Page 14. ---- Brooklyn Pastor Examined By Defendant's Lawyer ---- Man Who Broke Into Freight Got Three Years ---- Weiler Stole Overcoat From Radial Conductor ---- The action in which Pastor Charles T. Russell, of the Brooklyn Tabernacle, charges Rev, J. J. Ross, of the James street Baptist church, with having published a slanderous pamphlet about him, was resumed to-day before Police Magistrate Jeifs, after many adjournments. The examination of the complainant by George Lynch-Staunton, K.C., counsel for Mr. Ross, going on when court adjourned for luncheon, Mr. Staunton said it would take another two hours to complete the examination. Pastor Russell refused to take the oath on the Bible but swore by raising his right hand to tell the truth.

He admitted being in a gents' furnishing business in Allegheny, Pa., at one time and continued it for about ten years. Before quitting he established the Watch Tower. He attended the ordinary public schools for about seven years and was read in Latin terms to a certain extent, but never took a term in theology philosophy. He had never been ordained by a bishop or minister. Asked the definition of a religious fakir he said it was one who shammed religion. He did not think that he had conferred on himself the title of pastor

He admitted that Marian Ackley. whom he married in 1859, got a legal separation from him, but did not геmember that alimony was mentioned in an action she brought in 1906, When the lawyer asked the witness if during the trial his wife accused him of having improper relations with other women, Russell's counsel, S. F. Washington, K.C, took objection, and the magistrate said witness could answer in his own way. Russeli said his wife said something about seeing him with other women in his house, but it was not true. Mr Staunton read extracts from the evidence, which Russell admitted had been given. The woman, with whom he was charged with having intimate relations, was married now and resided in Australia. He admitted that the judge found on the evidence that he had been cruel to his wife. Witness admitted she was getting alimony from him and that he left the state of Pennsylvania after the judgment. He said the Watch Tower society owned timber lands, buildings and farms throughout the states. He denied that he had a monopoly of the society, also that the money was handed over to the United States Investment association. He admitted that he got nothing out of one action for slander against the Washington Post, but that after the paper settled another suit for $15,000. He was also questioned about the Brooklyn Eagle suit and the miracle wheat, some of which he admitted had been sold for a dollar a pound.

STOLE OVERCOAT John Weller, Sherman avenue north, appeared before his worship this morning charged with the theft of an overcoat, the property of Thomas Freeman, a conductor on the Hamilton Radial Electric Railway, and was found guilty, but remanded for a few days, until enquiries are made about him. The complainant said he was a conductor on an Oakville car, and while in the Terminal Yards, waiting for orders, he hung his overcoat on a hat rack in the car from where it disappeared. The only defense offered by Weiler was that he was drunk.

CASE DISMISSED Percy Springstead, 82 Wilson street, answered to a charge of theft made by Hugh McGregor. The evidence showed that the two men were carpenters and when working together, McGregor borrowed a plane from the accused, and when it was not turned in proper shape, got a bit, the property of the complainant. He intended to keep this article until his plane was returned to him in the same shape as he loaned it. The magistrate dismissed the case, saying there was no evidence of theft.

MINORS BARRED Nathan Kault, a James street north pool room proprietor, charged with allowing minors to enter his place of business and being found guilty, was assessed a fine of $10

GOT THREE YEARS Lafayette Reed, [pictured above] the young man who appeared on Saturday and was found guilty of the theft of a number of articles from the T.. H and R Railway company, appeared this morning for sentence, and received a term of three years. In sentencing him the cadi said he would have a good opportunity to learn a trade while confined, and advised him to take advantage of it.

SLOW TO ANSWER. Waiter Hanley, John street north, an Indian lister, was remanded for a few days. When asked where he purchased his beverage he was undecided for a time whether to tell or not, and before he made up his mind the magistrate ordered the case to be laid over. Hanley said he procured the booze from Mullin's hotel case.

NO EVIDENCE Terrance Scott, Main street west, answered to a charge of assault and theft of three rings from Margaret O'Keefe, and his wife,Nellie, appeared charged with stealing an overcoat from the same complainant. When Mrs. O'Keefe took the stand to give evidence, Terry commenced to question her on various subjects, and between the replies received and the questions asked the backbenchers had plenty of comedy. From the evidence submitted, the court dismissed the case. When the parties concerned were leaving the room, his worship was overheard to say: "There is a case for the clergyman of this city to look into, they should take hold of that woman and reform her."

ACTION FAILED. The Hamilton Cotton company was defendant in a wage case. Fred Forbes, the complainant, said he was entitled to $14.04 for services rendered, but on the evidence sworn to by a representative of the company, the court thought differently, and so dismissed the charge.

[Reed or Reed was 19, from Rodney, Ontario, with no previous criminal record, and was formerly a farmer. He was convict #F-567 and worked in a shoe shop at Kingston Penitentiary. He was reported July 1913 for a serious charge and put into solitary for a week, in August he spent another week in solitary on a similar charge, and in September he was reported twice, losing a week's remission and spending 9 meals on bread and water. In 1914 he moved to the stone pile, and was only put back in fall 1914 at a 'trade'. In 1915 he lost remission on two separate occasions for minor offences. He was released in January 1916. And yes, in the first case mentioned, the Russell in the slander case is the founder of the Bible Student movement, a fraction of which became the Jehovah's Witnesses.]