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If thats real, thats pretty bad.
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WWAWD Nick Rekieta arrested on drug charges?
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It is. Nick was absolutely seething that it got leaked. No doubt he and his lawyer have pored over it and have been manufacturing a (pathetic) defense.
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I imagine that any plea deal that didn't include some amount of jail time and the speedy return of his kids to the household is off the table. He seems to really want to fight the probable cause of the search warrant, but as I ANAL there seems to be more than enough for it to stand. His main argument is a personal animus against him by community members, which is about the most retarded goddamn argument he could make. "Sosososo just because my kids stink of shit and wear dirty clothes, and I had blow on my nose on a public video, you're gonna search me?" Yes. If he gets raped by a pack of prairie niggers in county it's his own fault.
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He confirmed that a document pertaining to his CPS case was leaked.
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Can we consult legal scholar Joe Cumia? Its not illegal to do coke with your parents as long as its freebase
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So tough guy Rekita isn’t representing himself and his codefendents anymore now that it isn’t just “there was a lil bit of drugs in the house”?
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Unless he somehow manages to get the search warrant thrown out he has no real choice but to plea. This case is already impossible to sell to a jury. This would only end badly for Nick, but he knows that, of course.
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That's the smart option so you know he won't do it.
Prison karmic justice for Nick isn't assrape (which he would enjoy) but having his nose permanently busted.
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Isn’t a plea offered by the prosecution? (Allow me, a zoomer with no legal experience, to bullshit on this)
You offer a plea if you don’t think the person will be convicted at a trial. Wether they appear sympathetic or the charges don’t stick due to a lack of evidence…or they just don’t want to go through the bullshit length of a trial. You would have to have the most retarded and scared prosecutor to offer a plea deal here because the evidence is so stacked.
If you went out and killed somebody and didn’t wash the victims blood off your clothes, and you kept the gun, and you wrote in your journal “Lol i’m about to go shoot this dude dead” there is no way in hell anyone offers you a plea. If they can get you that maximum time they’re getting it for you.
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so his kids aren't even with his or kayla's parents? or this could mean they are but they're technically under protective care of the county?
nice completely destroying the lives of your children, stupid
nice completely destroying the lives of your children, stupid
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I'm not legal expert myself, but the mass majority of cases are pled out before trial. The state wins the majority of cases it chooses to/has to try, but simply doesn't have the resources to take everything to trial since it would grind the process to a halt. Prosecutors just want the convictions at the end of the day and will generally offer an out, at least initially. The longer you are willing to waste the state's time, the less likely they are willing to offer a plea.
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Tbh Minnesota judges usually follow the sentencing guidelines pretty closely and based on Nicks criminal history he wouldn't receive any jail time.
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I hope every person unironically commenting in this thread dies. Go to Kiwi you fucking retards
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I can't afford their coke habits
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The same kind of "mother" who checks out of her kids' life to the point that the coked out alcoholic objectively does and has always done more for them.
Back when I first seen Kayla was charged with the "knowingly permitting sexual/physical abuse/assault" I was gonna joke about them pimping out their kids to afford the coke but that would be a lil dark even for this forum. This means it's not a joke. Every Tom, Abdul, and Jamal this side of Kansas has been busting inside their children in exchange for drugs.
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Nick's a rich trust fund kid and made a lot of money on superchats so I doubt it went to those dark levels (I pray). Best case scenario is the 9 year old saw mom and dad snort so she tried it herself when they were zooted in another room and got hooked.
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They might have decided the kid had ADHD and were giving her a little home remedy
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It's offered a majority of the time, even for the most heinous of crimes with the plea usually being "the maximum/death sentence is off the table"
Even in a slam dunk case it is offered as it shows the "defendant" is willing to accept guilt and for that they will get a lesser sentence.
It saves a lot of cash in court costs/time.
It can also be used as leverage against smaller crimes concerning stupid and/or poor people who cant afford to fight the charge and cop to a fine or similar. It's why fatty's death threat arrest is so funny. They worked him like a rube and got him to admit to a crime from a case of "he said/she said". He cried about how much a lawyer would cost and it was "easier" to just plead no contest (a term that he apparently doesnt understand). All 140IQ special boy had to say was. "Yes I was angry and heated but Rona mistook what I said. I did not say that". After that its pretty much over. No lawyer needed unless they actually start to press you further.
If this were a black family your commentary would be different...I could care less what a menopausl white "sasster" has to say, but just pointing out the hypocrisy.