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It was a condition of probation. The guy did not protest when he had a chance to. It's not the first time medical requirements have been part of probation conditions.
I can see the logic if someone is in pison but is a massive over reach if they're on probation.
He did. Apparently.
He should have had a Lawyer along with him in court.
The defendant expressed no objection during the proceedings and stated no medical concerns and his attorney did not object.
originally posted by: BrokenCircles
a reply to: yuppa
He should have had a Lawyer along with him in court. A Lawyer should make it clear if he objects to the terms the Judge has proposed. The Lawyer's job is to defend the Defendant. The person with this Defendant apparently said nothing until later on, after Court, he basically says he thinks the Judge is bluffing so we'll just wait and see.
Attorney Carl Lewis told CNN that he and Rutherford, his client, plan to wait out the 60 days and see if Judge Wagner takes any action before filing a motion in opposition to the order.
originally posted by: BrokenCircles
a reply to: Phage
a reply to: MykeNukem
I was trying to point out that his Lawyer wasn't doing his job.(or at least that I don't think he's very good at it)
Instead of objecting at the time, he later states that he is going to wait out the 60 days and see if the Judge actually follows through with the threat of jail time.
Attorney Carl Lewis told CNN that he and Rutherford, his client, plan to wait out the 60 days and see if Judge Wagner takes any action before filing a motion in opposition to the order.
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and people who defend covid.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: bastion
It was a condition of probation. The guy did not protest when he had a chance to. It's not the first time medical requirements have been part of probation conditions.
I can see the logic if someone is in pison but is a massive over reach if they're on probation.
originally posted by: Avardan
Everything that's happening is coming like a tsunami. Impossible to fight on so many fronts - it's like "shock & awe" designed to leave us flat-footed. It's obscene.
originally posted by: Atsbhct
a reply to: JAGStorm
I think it's worth stating that this isn't new. It isn't right, but it's definitely not new. Inmates are given vaccines for different illnesses and often, they can't really say no.
In good news, his lawyer is going to fight it, and he'll likely win.
Attorney Carl Lewis told CNN that he and Rutherford, his client, plan to wait out the 60 days and see if Judge Wagner takes any action before filing a motion in opposition to the order. He noted to WCPO that he was surprised by the judge’s order.
“When you hear that, you’re like, ‘Whoa, I don’t think the judges are within their powers to do that,'” Lewis said. “If he truly believes that he’s within authority to order the individual to get a vaccine, then we’ll have a legal issue to address.”
originally posted by: Randyvine2
a reply to: JAGStorm
Genocide, all statutes of Nuremberg code violated, we are at war with
the leaders of the world, always have been.