Comments by "RiteMo LawBks" (@ritemolawbks8012) on "Law&Crime Network" channel.

  1. The mastermind and hijackers are all dead or being detained without trial.
    7
  2. He's clearly not a fighter and might have panicked knowing what was waiting for him in prison. In the description, they left off some key disturbing details about why he was posing as a parent. The way they worded it sound like he was charged with being an intelligence agent or the guy from The Master of Disguise.
    6
  3. Dogs are man's best friend, but they're not legally the same as humans. It was likely justified because of the officer's lives were endangered.
    3
  4. It seems like a clever idea, but the accent on the intercom is difficult to pick up when they're speaking that fast.
    2
  5. Now they're going to start arming dogs.
    2
  6.  @Явозбужден  Get someone who's not a mental patient to confirm that, and then I'll believe you.
    2
  7. I won't lie, I don't have a clue what any of this is about, not even remotely. The only thing I have noticed is that I'm fanning out to Captain Jack Sparrow from Pirates of the Caribbean. I know who Johnny Depp is, and that is it. If he's murdered someone, or beat his wife, don't blame me because I haven't researched. I genuinely don't know. He is handling himself very well, and is acting like a film character.
    1
  8. Do the children need compassion for a hypothetical injury? The kids safety are factored already in, but the bigger problem is the alleged violation of the law, breach of contractual terms of employment, and agreeing to cooperate with an investigation without a lawyer present. If there's probable cause to prosecute her, terminate her employment contract, revoke her license, and jeopardize her entitlement to retirement, pension, and healthcare benefits, then why say a word? It won't change anything.
    1
  9.  @akitalady  How? You can't sue people for being mad while also not know the law. The school terminated her and there's no injuries suffered by the kids or their parents. The school itself would have suffered the contractual damages and the cost of hiring a new teacher ,and paying retirement and pension cost, but the parents are S.O.L. You can't make yourself out to be a victim just you're mad and want to punish a teacher. I'm a parent too, but the court system is not meant games and petty BS. A parent bringing a frivolous lawsuit, with no standing, and against the wrong defendant with rightfully get sanctioned and cover court cost. This is not the People's Court and that would get dismissed.
    1
  10. You do not talk without an attorney present. If they already wanted to fire and arrest her, talking on gives him more proof.
    1
  11. It's probably too late to remind him that the body cams are running.
    1
  12. I only hope his outbursts and disrespect for the legal process won't cause the public to lose faith in our judiciary and legal system. Authoritarian regimes around the world are able to bypass this process by using "show trials" and "summary executions."
    1
  13.  @EnchantedSmellyWolf  I don't disagree with anything you've said.
    1
  14.  @Soulstillburns-r1g  Never bring a knife to a gunfight.
    1
  15. No one curious as to why he'd want to stop voting?
    1
  16. That's not making an excuse for her. Those programs do exist, and there are protections available to keep medical and psychological issues confidential. I'm not making a judgement about the teacher here because there's more that I haven't researched. Other than allegedly showing up to work intoxicated, she's making a huge mistake by volunteering information to her employer and being interviewed by the police officer without an attorney. I don't doubt their sincerity, but they're not trying to protect her, her rights, or her employment. She probably not even aware that police wear bodycams and that this would go viral. They're trying to find justification to legally fire her and arrest her for public intoxication. They're doing their job, but she's making it a lot easier for them. It's my own observation and opinion, but the reason she's sharing so much information and attempting to be transparent is because she believes that she will be able to keep her job by talking.
    1
  17. I think it's great to release as much information as possible, but I'm sure there will always be rumors connecting the Government of Saudi Arabia. Despite that, the US is more than capable of going after a single country. If the Saudis were responsible and evidence proved it, the military, CIA, and our foreign allies that also lost citizens on 9/11, wouldn't cover it up. That would have been a much easier strategy rather than finding international terrorist and terror cells around the globe.
    1
  18. You shouldn't steal anything to begin with, but if the option is available, don't take the children away from their parents. The vehicle can always be replaced. The loss of childhood innocence and psychological trauma to the entire family is too cruel of a punishment.
    1
  19. There might've been a romantic relationship between this psycho and the clerk. The guy trashing the store might've been the one who finally called the police for help. The clerk was too busy negotiating.
    1
  20. Careful with the bootlicking and praising someone you know nothing about. He did his job. Nothing more; nothing less. He could get a DUI next week or charged with an offense that will put him on the SO registry.
    1
  21. Probably to get put in solitary confinement because he's going to prison as a chester the molester.
    1