Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://scwestonlaw.com/should-i-consider-plea-bargain/

HOW DO PLEA BARGAINS WORK?
Plea bargains in Virginia usually work in one of these three ways:

1. In a “sentencing” arrangement, a defendant pleads guilty or no contest to a charge in exchange for a reduced or alternative sentence.

2. In a “charge” arrangement, a defendant pleads guilty to a lesser charge, and the original greater charge is dropped. For example, a first-time DUI offender may be offered a dismissal of the DUI charge in exchange for a guilty plea to a reckless driving charge.

3. In a “count” arrangement, a defendant pleads guilty to one or more charges, and in exchange, the court will dismiss any other charges.

I don’t understand what you’re getting at.

Are you intentionally being difficult?

Juliana admitted to shooting the fatal bullet after JR Had already been immobilized by a shot to the eye from Brendan Banfield. She is not innocent, and should have taken a plea but is young and dumb.

DP here. I’m not saying anything about her being innocent of anything. In the linked article above it states she shot the weapon towards JR who was on the ground and didn’t know if it hit him.
We do also know it did hit him but it was also stated that both shots were fatal and it couldn’t be determined which one actually ended up killing him. Juliana is in jail awaiting trial because she is the one who spoke to police. Even the judge stated that.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trial is getting close.

Wonder if JPM is feeling as devoted?

How is her lawyer, paid for by BB, advising her NOT to accept a plea, not a conflict of interest?

Oh, I've been out of it. There are charges and an imminent trial?

Au Pair trial in July.
https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/crime/grand-jury-indicts-au-pair-in-connection-to-mans-death-in-fairfax-county/65-7958c778-e8c6-4ed9-ad11-b695b598357c

How did the wife die?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://scwestonlaw.com/should-i-consider-plea-bargain/

HOW DO PLEA BARGAINS WORK?
Plea bargains in Virginia usually work in one of these three ways:

1. In a “sentencing” arrangement, a defendant pleads guilty or no contest to a charge in exchange for a reduced or alternative sentence.

2. In a “charge” arrangement, a defendant pleads guilty to a lesser charge, and the original greater charge is dropped. For example, a first-time DUI offender may be offered a dismissal of the DUI charge in exchange for a guilty plea to a reckless driving charge.

3. In a “count” arrangement, a defendant pleads guilty to one or more charges, and in exchange, the court will dismiss any other charges.

I don’t understand what you’re getting at.

Are you intentionally being difficult?

Juliana admitted to shooting the fatal bullet after JR Had already been immobilized by a shot to the eye from Brendan Banfield. She is not innocent, and should have taken a plea but is young and dumb.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trial is getting close.

Wonder if JPM is feeling as devoted?

How is her lawyer, paid for by BB, advising her NOT to accept a plea, not a conflict of interest?

Oh, I've been out of it. There are charges and an imminent trial?

Au Pair trial in July.
https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/crime/grand-jury-indicts-au-pair-in-connection-to-mans-death-in-fairfax-county/65-7958c778-e8c6-4ed9-ad11-b695b598357c

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://scwestonlaw.com/should-i-consider-plea-bargain/

HOW DO PLEA BARGAINS WORK?
Plea bargains in Virginia usually work in one of these three ways:

1. In a “sentencing” arrangement, a defendant pleads guilty or no contest to a charge in exchange for a reduced or alternative sentence.

2. In a “charge” arrangement, a defendant pleads guilty to a lesser charge, and the original greater charge is dropped. For example, a first-time DUI offender may be offered a dismissal of the DUI charge in exchange for a guilty plea to a reckless driving charge.

3. In a “count” arrangement, a defendant pleads guilty to one or more charges, and in exchange, the court will dismiss any other charges.

I don’t understand what you’re getting at.

Anonymous wrote:https://scwestonlaw.com/should-i-consider-plea-bargain/

HOW DO PLEA BARGAINS WORK?
Plea bargains in Virginia usually work in one of these three ways:

1. In a “sentencing” arrangement, a defendant pleads guilty or no contest to a charge in exchange for a reduced or alternative sentence.

2. In a “charge” arrangement, a defendant pleads guilty to a lesser charge, and the original greater charge is dropped. For example, a first-time DUI offender may be offered a dismissal of the DUI charge in exchange for a guilty plea to a reckless driving charge.

3. In a “count” arrangement, a defendant pleads guilty to one or more charges, and in exchange, the court will dismiss any other charges.

HOW DO PLEA BARGAINS WORK?
Plea bargains in Virginia usually work in one of these three ways:

1. In a “sentencing” arrangement, a defendant pleads guilty or no contest to a charge in exchange for a reduced or alternative sentence.

2. In a “charge” arrangement, a defendant pleads guilty to a lesser charge, and the original greater charge is dropped. For example, a first-time DUI offender may be offered a dismissal of the DUI charge in exchange for a guilty plea to a reckless driving charge.

3. In a “count” arrangement, a defendant pleads guilty to one or more charges, and in exchange, the court will dismiss any other charges.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trial is getting close.

Wonder if JPM is feeling as devoted?

How is her lawyer, paid for by BB, advising her NOT to accept a plea, not a conflict of interest?

How do we know her lawyer is advising her not to take a plea deal?

See post above about case going to trial at end of July.

Had she taken a plea that would not be proceeding.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trial is getting close.

Wonder if JPM is feeling as devoted?

How is her lawyer, paid for by BB, advising her NOT to accept a plea, not a conflict of interest?

How do we know her lawyer is advising her not to take a plea deal?

Anonymous wrote:Trial is getting close.

Wonder if JPM is feeling as devoted?

How is her lawyer, paid for by BB, advising her NOT to accept a plea, not a conflict of interest?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trial is getting close.

Wonder if JPM is feeling as devoted?

How is her lawyer, paid for by BB, advising her NOT to accept a plea, not a conflict of interest?

Oh, I've been out of it. There are charges and an imminent trial?

Anonymous wrote:Trial is getting close.

Wonder if JPM is feeling as devoted?

How is her lawyer, paid for by BB, advising her NOT to accept a plea, not a conflict of interest?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wow, this guy gets three tickets two of which originally at speeds at reckless driving and they all get pushed down to a $250 fine. It’s almost like this guy could get away with murder!

White male privilege strikes again.

Seriously so I guess you can get as many dangerous speeding tickets as you want risking peoples lives and it’s OK as long as you have the money to do so. Wow!