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Shining the Light of Truth on Stinky
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Stinky is trying to whitewash and sugar-coat Illinois' new SAFE-T Act in his blog by saying it's only for eliminating cash bail for misdemeanors like traffic offenses and other petty offenses. And that my friends is a lie, and as usual, Old Uncle Ridge is here to shine The Light of Truth on Stinky's lies.
The Illinois' so-called SAFE-T Act would not only end cash bail, which includes 12 non-detainable offenses, Second Degree Murder, Aggravated Battery and Arson, but also ending the cash bail for drug-induced Homicide, Kidnapping, Burglary, Robbery, Intimidation, Aggravated DUI, Aggravated Fleeing and Eluding, Drug Offenses, and Threatening a Public Official.
Illinois is going to be an extremely dangerous place to live after January 1 2023.
But Stinky will continue lying about it because that's his nature.
Comments
Here's today's easy easy lesson, google bond . I could tell you, but you know the old adage give a man a fish, or teach him how etc.
And no, I have never been arrested and yet I understand the process.
Law and order...KLUNG KLUNG
He doesn't say the 3rd Brigade of what, just the 3rd Brigade.
I guess he's tired of Stinky always disappearing when he needs backup.
Can't blame him.
Stinky's even more of a Democrat than Numbnuts, he'll throw him under the bus without a 2nd thought.
To wit,
This is a quote taken out of the "documentation" he himself provided to prove that it only applies to Traffic and Petty Offenses:
"The task force has noted that language specifically excludes offenses for which a defendant is eligible for probation. Berlin said that means, under the law as written, judges cannot order pretrial detention of an individual accused of second-degree murder, drug trafficking, arson, robbery, aggravated battery, threatening a public official and other probational offenses unless prosecutors prove they are a risk for “willful flight” from prosecution.
The willful flight standard, unlike the dangerousness provision, can be applied to anyone committing a crime greater than a Class 4 felony – which includes many property crimes and offenses such as aggravated DUI and driving on a revoked license – who is deemed by a judge as “planning or attempting to intentionally evade prosecution by concealing oneself.”
But because the law states that past non-appearances in court are “not evidence of future intent to avoid prosecution,” Berlin said it will be difficult to prove.
“I mean, you’ve gotta show that they’ve got a ticket to get out of town,” Berlin said."
That was taken from your own blog, Stinky. Did you not bother to read your "documentation?"
Sorry to humiliate you like this Stinky, but sometimes your constant lying just goes too far. And you know I will not let you get away with that. Ask Numbnutz, I slap him down regularly.
Have a nice evening,
Regards, Ridge
Wow, I wonder why?
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