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General Discussion => The New Joe Montgomery Birther Pit => Topic started by: SdK on December 03, 2014, 11:57:41 AM
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I was arrested and taken to jail because someone at DA office didn't update my no contact order. It was still in affect when it shouldn't have been and the cops took me to jail. Forced me to miss a day of work. This also didn't allow me to get over time. I'm in my 90 day probation period so it may also cost me in the raise department. What should I do? At the very least I want to yell at this person. But I'm curious if I have other options.
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What will yelling at this person accomplish? Let it go and move on with your life.
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Guillotine. or Kimura. Either one, really.
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Guillotine. or Kimura. Either one, really.
:lol:
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Sue the DA office.
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:goodbyecruelworld:
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I would suggest voting against this DA in the next election and telling all of your friends to vote against him, too.
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Whatever you do, it will be a waste of time and and money that will eventually result in no satisfaction and an absolute fuckload of frustration.
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Whatever you do, it will be a waste of time and and money that will eventually result in no satisfaction and an absolute fuckload of frustration.
That was my feeling too. That's why I have put it off for 2 months
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you want to go back to jail, cuz this is how you go back to jail.
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If there was ever a no contact in place there was a reason and you should lust assume it will be in place forever.
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If there was ever a no contact in place there was a reason and you should lust assume it will be in place forever.
is a no contact just a nicer way to say restraining order?
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If there was ever a no contact in place there was a reason and you should lust assume it will be in place forever.
is a no contact just a nicer way to say restraining order?
Probably depends on the jurisdiction. Where I'm at if it's a no contact order, then it's part of a sentence imposed upon conviction of a particular criminal offense or a condition of bond pending trial. If it's a restraining order, it's something one person goes to court and gets against another person without any involvement by a prosecutor. Private parties and a judge.
There isn't any scenario where something like SDK is describing would be within the authority of a prosecutor to remove or deactivate, only a judge. It's only done by court order. Maybe Kansas is different.
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The answer's probably in that Joe Davis thread where he got the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) protection order against that other guy who he argued with on twitter.
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Anyone who has been subjected to a no contact order should be banned for being a weirdo creepo
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Remember when that one guy got kicked out of the first Fattyfest pub crawl for similar things?
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:lol: