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Alright y'all, I'm going do something I don't normally do and get political for a minute. I mean, I reblog things that are political sometimes, but I don't make my own posts about them.

So, I was on Kamala Harris' wikipedia page. Bc she's running for president. And I'm gonna vote for her bc she's not Trump. But I wanna see what she stands for or whatever. For what that's worth in American politics these days. (btw how fucked up is it that everyone refers to Biden and Trump by their last name, but Kamala by her first? like with Hillary there was the excuse of her last name being tied to a former president aka her husband. but with Kamala Harris there is no reason to justify it? it's just plain old sexism)

And I found this:

That's a screenshot from her wikipedia page. Oh shit, screen readers won't be able to pic up what that says. Let me copy and paste it here:

In February 1998, San Francisco district attorneyTerence Hallinan recruited Harris as an assistant district attorney.[55] There she became the chief of the Career Criminal Division, supervising five other attorneys, where she prosecuted homicide, burglary, robbery, and sexual assault cases – particularly three-strikes cases. In 2000, Harris reportedly clashed with Hallinan's assistant, Darrell Salomon,[56] over Proposition 21, which granted prosecutors the option of trying juvenile defendants in Superior Court rather than juvenile courts.[57] Harris campaigned against the measure, which passed. Salomon opposed directing media inquiries about Prop 21 to Harris and reassigned her, a de facto demotion. Harris filed a complaint against Salomon and quit

For those of you who don't know what Prop 21 is, here is a summary from the wikipedia page:

California Proposition 21, known also as Prop 21, was a proposition proposed and passed in 2000 that increased a variety of criminal penalties for crimes committed by youth and incorporated many youth offenders into the adult criminal justice system. Major provisions of the proposition, as summarized by Attorney General of California are:

Increased punishment for gang-related felonies; death penalty for gang-related murder; indeterminate life sentences for home-invasion robbery, carjacking, witness intimidation and drive-by shootings; and a new crime of recruiting for gang activities; and authorizes wiretapping for gang activities.

Requires adult trial for juveniles 14 or older charged with murder or specified sex offenses.

Elimination of informal probation for juveniles committing felonies.

Required registration for gang related offenses.

Designation of additional crimes as violent and serious felonies, thereby making offenders subject to longer sentences.

As someone who works with kids, let me just say that charging a literal teenager as an adult is absolutely horrendous. Because they are not adults. Studies have, in fact, shown that the adolescent brain is only about 80 percent developed.

I have worked with teenagers. They are not children, but they aren't adults. Like Britney Spears said "Not a girl, not yet a woman" Except you know, replace girl and woman with whatever your gender is.

And it's tough for these kids. I think a lot of adults forget how hard it is. Puberty. Hormones. The social hell that is high school. And there are so many of these kids walking around undiagnosed. Bc a lot of mental illnesses can trigger in your teenage years, most commonly depression and anxiety. Which is like, just a natural fear response to the American education system, tbh. Not only for mental illness, but also for disorders and disabilities. There are parents who refuse to get their kids help. I'm not talking about the 'I don't want to medicate my child' people, though they are annoying af too. Like, there are parents who will be told somehow by the school system that their child is showing delays, etc. And they just...refuse to process that. They can't accept it, so their kid goes their whole life until adulthood without getting the help they need. Some of them get help as adults. Some of them don't. And that's not even to mention the dozens of kids who fall through the cracks.

So I personally think it's a good thing that our possible future president was opposed to it. Like, she's got that going for her. And in today's political hellscape I take my wins where I can.

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Why is reblogging an old Breitbart headline such an easy way to trigger the shit out of reactionary conservatives? It took so little that I think there's actually negative effort involved in making the post. ffs people, use your brain

That whole article I've been "debunking" since it first popped up, usually once I point out the details behind it people drop it for a while then forget and then it shows up again.

Lather rinse repeat.

It's great outrage bait, wish people would look at the date by now is all but for the most part I don't blame them it's a headline that is designed to get you seeing red not reading the article.

It's not one that it's easy to make sound good honestly.

Also I was way off on the romeo and juliet thing, it was 10 years and the age of consent was 14 so theoretically a 24 year old and a 14 year old could do the deed and the 24 year old could avoid being on the list for life.

New law didn't change that part just made it so oral and anal sex were counted the same as vaginal, so they could stay off the list.

the smart people came in with

Critics of the bill argue that rather than amending existing law to include vaginal intercourse with a minor as an act that requires mandatory sex offender registration, the bill aims to make all criminal sex acts with a minor over 14 equal by providing offenders with an opportunity to evade mandatory registration.  "Any sex is sex," argued Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez. "I don't care who it is between or what sex act it is. That being said, I cannot in my mind as a mother understand how sex between a 24-year-old and a 14-year-old could ever be consensual."

Oddly enough now the critics of the bill got what they wanted in the end, so I'll call that a win.

General rule of thumb, if you see some freaky sex law coming out of CA scott wiener will be involved somehow and people will likely blow the wrong part of it out of proportion.

And remember kids, when I say I'm not a conservative you should probably listen and stop trying to label me, you'll likely be wrong.

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Mandy I’m asking you cause you’re lawyer Barbie..🥰

I listened to Megan thee Stallions new song where she said like “These hoes don’t be mad at Megan, these hoes mad at Megan’s Law”

And apparently that’s a law for s*x offenders where they have to register when they move to a new place? Is that the truth?

I’m in shock bc Nicki Minaj’s husband is apparently a s*x offender and was sentenced to a year of house arrest for failing to register at his new address after moving with Nicki to California😖

But like what more does the Megan Law entail?

Hi hon!

Okay so as most people most likely already know, I am not American or living in america so I am not familiar with american laws in-depth. I know about international law (as the ICC and UN etc) because international law covers all countries, otherwise I primarily know the law of my own country and EU bc my country is a part of EU.

However, I did quickly look into it and it seems the point of Megans Law is to publicize sex offenders in an effort to protect the community. So esentially you have to register so that anyone living close by or in your neighborhood etc is aware that there is a presence of a sex offender.

So him moving states and not registrering is a crime bc his punishment as a sex offender includes being registered as a sex offender (for however many years) so he would esentially have comitted a crime for not registrering when he moved.

So Megans Law is about transparency in the community when it comes to sex offenders in order to be able to protect everyone living there.

I am not sure what else the law entails, that's just what I got from it when I looked it up quickly 🥰

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We left messages for Amanda and Debbie in Executive. Do you need their numbers? I prefer Amanda. 

She helped with the airbnb bank fraud last year.

I need refunds on all scams now Paige. You and Amanda settle this tonight. Judges want current bank statement to so they can forgive debts from local scams at court/bank & Sheriff- who got busted on foul play.

Thanks!

Nitya 

Yeah- California is the abortion & rape = baby factory State!

Could you please confirm this is a fake check? Sal has made mistakes before and seems sort of senile about continuum with BBVA since he's so new! Please let Idyllwild Town Crier know to stop Trafficking our peeps on Cons. They shouldn't advertise this and a murderer sex offender in one week right?

Could you send latest statement for my judges so they can forgive my registration fees due to PNC management robberies in covid with Mary Sue Haney.

This was bank fraud there. We don't trust the 22.7m federal employees raping our mothers and stealing. Please fire Sal.

Sent to my boss Sue-

Sal- the manager said it was a fake check and refused to cash it! He's a a**hole! I had to get Jerry Sue Haney fired. Do you want executive number? He's likely a fraud- not your check! Lol 

I will let executive office know. He's also had a senior moment about my last 7 years of banking there. 

Lmk if you can call them & fix it with Wells Fargo? Also- I mentioned I can't launder money in any way on the rental. I am on a state stipend- not enough- but they would've withdrawn my food and pay if they thought there was a way to Capitalism on us again! 

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From: nitya rawal <nityahuntley@gmail.com>

Date: Tue, Oct 17, 2023, 6:24 AM

Subject: Re: Resume For Driver Job

To: Sue Patrick <suepatrick112@att.net>

Aloha! You got all my responses via text? Did you get a place secured here? Are you still coming on 20th? 

I'm moving into a new place & seeing Dr's but will be available. 

Lmk if you need anything and did you send check? I didn't see anything last week! You said you'd send tracking too so maybe didn't get to it? 

I am most often texting. Email isn't as reliable. Maybe I'll open another acct. Tmobile also is spotty in Riverside. 

Country life is simple.

I try to exonomise and only run into towns when need to! (:

Hope packing is going well.

Blessings & Peace,

Nitya 

On Wed, Oct 11, 2023, 11:04 AM Sue Patrick <suepatrick112@att.net> wrote:

Congratulations You have been chosen for the Job you have all I have been searching for as an Experienced Driver I can't wait to meet you in person meanwhile I will be in Idyllwild , CA for the next 4 months. Anyway I am particularly glad you are willing to be my driver. I will want you to know that I will be responsible for the ( Car hire cost and the Gas fee)All I will be needing from you are your driving skills.  I also would like to bring to your notice one more time that I found a car which I will be renting, it's a Mercedes-Benz G 63 AMG ( 2017 Model )so I will make arrangements for the car rental and then will let you know ahead of time when it will be delivered to your address.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: My arrival date remains Friday 20th of October All flight details / itinerary will be emailed to you in advance prior to my arrival so as to give you ample time to get yourself prepared and ready.

PAYMENT TERMS: This is my second time, my first was 3 yrs. ago . I would be glad if you can help me check around for luxury apartments close to you, an apartment that is very classy and if possible has got a Jacuzzi, if not I am already working on securing an apartment for myself. Concerning the payment, I will send you a payment in the form of a check which will contain payment for your first week duties and the amount needed for the car rental. Once you receive the check, I want you to have the check deposited at your bank, deduct the sum of $485 as payment for the first week's service and then have the remaining funds on the check as payment for the car rental so they can start processing the delivery of the vehicle to your address as soon as possible.

Furthermore, I will be happy if you could get back to me with the following details of yours so that the payment can be issued out to you right as soon as possible and delivered via postal mail. Also I need you to confirm that your details and address are correct to avoid any mistake during delivery by the postal service company .

To proceed, email me the following:

Full name:

Street Address:

City: State

Postal code:

Cell and Home:

Age:

Alternative Email address:

I will appreciate your quick response if you are completely satisfied with the offer as I am willing to go ahead and issue out the funds by this week for the payment of your first week's service and for the car rental.

I look forward to your quick response.

Best Regards,

Thanks.

On Sunday, October 8, 2023 at 02:08:31 AM GMT+8, nitya rawal <nityahuntley@gmail.com> wrote:

Yes, I am interested in the position. 

On Sat, Oct 7, 2023, 7:20 AM Sue Patrick <suepatrick112@att.net> wrote:

Thanks for the reply it was highly appreciated, I will be staying in the area of Idyllwild, CA for 4 months your services will be needed only for  2 days in a week is a part time Job and flexible I don't think this will disturb your other Jobs,

Please kindly confirm the following questions to proceed:

1. Would you be available to drive me during the weekdays, basically on Mondays?

2. Apart from Monday, Would you be able to drive me on Friday ( evening shift )?

3. Do you have mailing experience via ( UPS or FED-EX )?

PAY: I am offering you $242.5 x 2days = $485 weekly.

A total of 6 hours per week .  

I will appreciate your swift response and get back to me so we can sort out details and proceed further, My Cell phone number is 206-259-5071. You can easily send texts.

Thanks and God bless you,

Dr Patrick.

On Saturday, October 7, 2023 at 03:41:24 AM GMT+8, nitya rawal <nityahuntley@gmail.com> wrote:

I am interested in the position. All sounds good so far!

Thankyou for the opportunity! 

I look forward to reviewing your proposal further.

Blessings,

Nitya 

On Wed, Oct 4, 2023, 10:51 PM Sue Patrick <suepatrick112@att.net> wrote:

Hello,

Thank you for applying. I'm glad to read from you regarding the Personal Driver job. I am looking to hire a Personal Driver Immediately . This is a great opportunity for a dedicated personnel with exceptional driving skills and stellar customer service. This position requires a high level of professionalism, vast knowledge of the surrounding area and traffic rules.  

I'm Dr. Sue Patrick, I'm from Newark, New Jersey. I am 74 years old, educated (Retired Medical Practitioner ),I'm cultural, have got a great sense of humor, good morals, very down to earth and with a noble character. I enjoy meeting people and making new friends, I can say particularly that I do have a very kind heart. Although due to my age I'm hearing impaired so I communicate mostly via text and email. Anything other than that I am fit and healthy .  

I will be coming to your city for the next 4 months for charity work, seminars and a little holiday for myself. As part of my trip, I will be going to leisure spots, cinemas, site seeing, Deaf Culture Seminars etc. I will be spending 16 weeks, so I am going to need a personal driver/chauffeur during my stay, The ideal candidate must be a safe driver with experience and also have some sort of mailing experience via UPS or FedEx as I would be mailing out some charity goods periodically.  

IMPORTANT NOTICE: My arrival date is on the 16th of October so basically I have just over 2 weeks to finalize plans. All flight details / itinerary will be emailed to you in advance prior to our arrival so as to give you ample time to get yourself prepared and ready. On the first day, you will pick me up from the airport and drop me off at the luxury apartment I'm renting. I want you to know that I will be responsible for the ( Car hire cost and the Gas fee ) so all i will be needing you for is your driving skills, that's all. I also would like to bring to your notice that I've found a car which i will be renting for you to drive , it's a Mercedes-Benz G 63 AMG ( 2016 Model )so I will make arrangements with the head office of the car hire company and then will let you know ahead of time when it will be delivered to your preferred location/house.

Hope to read back from you Asap.

Best Regards,

Dr. Patrick.

On Thursday, October 5, 2023 at 06:58:02 AM GMT+8, nitya rawal <nityahuntley@gmail.com> wrote:

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California SB-145 does not legalize sex with children. SB-145 expands the kind of sex acts that judges have discretion over to not have a defendant register as a sex offender. For example, prior to SB-145, in the case of a 19 year old boy having PIV sex with his 17 year old girlfriend, which constitutes statutory rape, a judge could elect to not have the 19 year old register as a sex offender. However, again prior to SB-145, in the case of a 19 year old boy having anal sex with his 17 year old boyfriend or a 19 year old girl having oral sex with her 17 year old girlfriend, a judge had no discretion and the 19 year olds would have to register as sex offenders. SB-145 simply gives a judge discretion to not have an individual register as a sex offender regardless of the sex act (i.e. PIV, anal, oral) as long as there is at most a 10 year age difference.

So in summary, it removes discrimination against the LGBTQ+ community, still requires an individual register as a sex offender if there is more than a 10 year age gap, and still allows a judged to require an individual register as a sex offender if they see fit regardless of the sex act or age gap.

Also the age of consent in California is 18 meaning there is no consensual sex with a minor in Californian because they have no Romeo and Juliet law. So all sex with minors is statutory rape. It’s just that under California law and with SB-145, judges can decide not to have individuals register as a sex offender if they see fit. The judge’s discretion essentially functions as a Romeo and Juliet law in terms of registration as a sex offender.

KAMALA HARRIS SUPPORTED CA SB-145 ALLOWING CONSENSUAL SEX WITH MINORS!!!!

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The Importance of Hiring an Experienced Los Angeles Sex Crimes Lawyer

Being accused of a sex crime is one of the most serious situations a person can face in the legal system. The consequences of a conviction can include years in prison, hefty fines, and mandatory registration as a sex offender. These allegations can also have a long-lasting impact on your personal and professional life, even if the charges are eventually dropped or reduced. If you're facing sex crime charges in Los Angeles, it's essential to seek the help of an experienced Los Angeles sex crimes lawyer who can guide you through the complex legal process and protect your rights.

In this article, we will explore why hiring a skilled Los Angeles sex crimes lawyer is critical to your defense, and how they can help you navigate the challenges of the criminal justice system.

Understanding Sex Crimes and Their Impact

Sex crime charges are not only emotionally charged but can also be legally complicated. In California, sex crimes encompass a wide range of offenses, including:

Sexual Assault: Non-consensual sexual contact, including rape.

Child Sexual Abuse: Any form of sexual abuse involving minors.

Sexual Battery: Unwanted physical contact of a sexual nature.

Prostitution and Solicitation: Engaging in or attempting to engage in sexual acts for money.

Possession of Child Pornography: Possessing or distributing sexually explicit materials involving minors.

Each of these charges carries serious penalties, and even being accused of one can lead to long-term consequences. Your reputation, career, and relationships may suffer, even before you’ve been convicted. Having an experienced Los Angeles sex crimes lawyer by your side from the beginning of your case can make a significant difference in how the situation unfolds.

Why You Need an Experienced Sex Crimes Lawyer?

The legal landscape surrounding sex crimes is incredibly complex. In order to mount a strong defense, you need a lawyer who is not only knowledgeable about California law but also skilled in handling the specific challenges that come with defending sex crime cases. Here are some of the main reasons why hiring an experienced lawyer is essential:

1. Expertise in the Law

Sex crime cases often involve complicated legal issues, including consent, evidence, and the credibility of witnesses. An experienced Los Angeles sex crimes lawyer will have an in-depth understanding of California's sex crime laws, including the specific statutes related to the charges you're facing. They will be able to:

Interpret complex legal language: California's criminal laws can be nuanced. An experienced lawyer can help you understand the charges and how the law applies to your case.

Apply legal precedents: An experienced attorney will know how previous court decisions apply to your case and how to use those precedents to your advantage.

Having a lawyer who is well-versed in sex crime laws ensures that your case is handled appropriately and that every possible legal avenue is explored.

2. Navigating the Legal Process

Sex crime cases are often more difficult to navigate due to the serious nature of the allegations. From pre-trial motions to courtroom procedures, the legal process can be overwhelming, especially if you're unfamiliar with how it works. A skilled Los Angeles sex crimes lawyer can guide you through each step of the legal process, including:

Pre-trial investigation: Your lawyer will help investigate the evidence, interview witnesses, and gather supporting documentation to build a strong defense.

Motion practice: They can file pre-trial motions to exclude certain evidence or get charges reduced.

Negotiation with prosecutors: In some cases, your lawyer may be able to negotiate a plea deal or reduced charges if the evidence against you is strong. An experienced attorney will know when it’s in your best interest to negotiate and when it’s better to go to trial.

Without an experienced lawyer, you may make missteps that could harm your case, such as improperly challenging evidence or failing to file important motions.

3. Understanding How to Challenge the Evidence

In many sex crime cases, the prosecution’s case depends heavily on the testimony of the alleged victim, and it’s important to challenge the evidence effectively. The prosecution will often rely on physical evidence (such as DNA or fingerprints) or circumstantial evidence, such as the victim’s account of the incident. An experienced Los Angeles sex crimes lawyer can:

Challenge the credibility of the accuser: If the accuser’s story is inconsistent or has contradictions, your lawyer can use this to cast doubt on their reliability.

Challenge physical evidence: If the prosecution presents physical evidence like DNA or forensic evidence, an experienced lawyer can hire expert witnesses to challenge the accuracy or validity of that evidence.

Look for procedural errors: If the evidence was obtained improperly—through an illegal search or violation of your rights—your lawyer can work to get it excluded from the trial.

The ability to challenge the evidence against you is essential for creating reasonable doubt, which is the standard that the prosecution must meet in order to secure a conviction.

4. Handling High-Profile or Sensitive Cases

Sex crime cases often attract significant media attention, especially in large cities like Los Angeles. The high public interest can make it difficult to ensure a fair trial, as potential jurors may already have formed opinions based on media reports. An experienced lawyer understands how to deal with the unique challenges posed by high-profile cases. They can:

Ensure your rights are protected: A skilled lawyer can file motions to protect your privacy and prevent the release of sensitive information that could harm your case.

Deal with public perception: Your lawyer will work to minimize the negative impact of the case on your reputation and ensure that you are treated fairly by both the media and the courts.

Handle juror bias: If there is concern about media coverage or public opinion influencing the jury, your lawyer can request changes in the trial process to ensure an impartial jury.

Hiring an experienced lawyer will help you maintain a fair trial process, even in the face of media scrutiny.

5. Minimizing Sentencing and Penalties

Even if a conviction seems likely, an experienced Los Angeles sex crimes lawyer can help minimize the penalties you face. A skilled attorney can:

Seek reduced charges: In some cases, it may be possible to negotiate for a reduction in charges, which could lead to lesser penalties, such as a shorter prison sentence or alternative sentencing options.

Negotiate for probation: Depending on the case, your lawyer may be able to negotiate a plea deal that results in probation or a lighter sentence rather than prison time.

Advocate for treatment over incarceration: In certain situations, your lawyer can argue for rehabilitation programs, counseling, or treatment rather than prison, particularly if there are mitigating circumstances, such as a history of trauma or mental health issues.

Having an attorney who is familiar with the sentencing guidelines for sex crimes can have a significant impact on the final outcome of your case.

6. Protecting Your Reputation

Being accused of a sex crime can lead to significant damage to your personal and professional reputation. Even if the charges are eventually dropped or you are acquitted, the stigma of being charged with a sex crime can linger. A Los Angeles sex crimes lawyer can help:

Preserve your privacy: They can take legal steps to prevent the release of sensitive information and protect your personal life from unnecessary scrutiny.

Handle reputational damage: If necessary, your lawyer can work with public relations experts to help mitigate the impact of media coverage or public opinion on your reputation.

An experienced lawyer understands how to protect your interests both in and out of the courtroom, helping you maintain your reputation and privacy throughout the legal process.

Conclusion

When you are facing sex crime charges in Los Angeles, the stakes are high. The consequences of a conviction can affect every area of your life, from your personal relationships to your career. Hiring an experienced Los Angeles sex crimes lawyer is crucial to ensuring that your rights are protected, and that you have the best possible defense strategy. Whether you are facing allegations of sexual assault, child abuse, or other sex-related crimes, a skilled attorney will have the knowledge, experience, and resources to help you navigate the complexities of your case.

An experienced lawyer can challenge evidence, negotiate with prosecutors, handle high-profile cases, minimize penalties, and protect your reputation. If you are facing sex crime charges, don’t hesitate to reach out to a trusted and experienced Los Angeles sex crimes lawyer to ensure that you receive the best defense possible.

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Address: 714 W Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90015, United States

Phone No: +1 213-668-7364

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Sexual Battery PC 243.4

Sexual battery is a very serious crime, carrying a penalty of up to 4 years in jail and a lifetime sex offender registration. Attorney Paul Wallin explains sexual battery in California, and why it is important to hire an attorney. If you have been accused and are worried about the future call us now.

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Fact check your shit, freak.

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Common Myths And Misconceptions About California’s Sex Offender Registry

California's Sex Offender Registry is subject to several myths and misconceptions. These misconceptions include beliefs that all registered individuals are dangerous predators, that the registry provides comprehensive protection, and that it accurately reflects the risk posed by each individual. In reality, the registry encompasses a wide range of offenses, not all of which indicate a high risk of reoffending. Additionally, the registry does not guarantee complete safety, as it may not include all offenders and does not assess individual risk levels. Understanding these myths is crucial for promoting accurate information and informed discussions about the registry.

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What to Know About a California Felony Defense Lawyer In 2023?

The stakes are quite high when you become accused of a felony in California. In navigating the intricate legal system and building a strong case, your best ally may be a qualified and seasoned Felony Defense Lawyer in California. In order to assist you in making wise choices at this crucial time, here we are revealing the key facets of a California felony defense Lawyer knowledge, tactics, and comprehension of criminal law in this article.

Understanding Felony Charges and Three Strikes law in California A charge of felony in California refers to significant penalties that include long prison terms, huge fines, and a lifelong criminal record. Only felony-focused defense attorneys have the understanding and expertise needed to construct a strong defense to safeguard your legal rights throughout the criminal justice procedure. In a number of states, including California, the Three Strikes Act significantly enhances the penalties for third-degree crimes for those who have already been guilty of two major or significant felonies. The law specifies a higher prison term, often life in prison, for the third offense to deter repeat offenders and safeguard the community from persistent crooks.

Types of Felony Charges and Collateral Consequences Federal crimes, domestic violence, assault with a deadly weapon, firearms violations, and other felonies are all recognized under California law. Your defense lawyer should have experience facing these particular charges and be able to foresee any potential side effects, such deportation for crimes that are punishable by deportation or sex offender registration for specific crimes.

The “Wobbler” Crime and Felony Penalties California supports “wobbler” offenses, which, based on the facts and the accused person’s prior criminal record, may be penalized as either wrongdoing or felonies. An adept attorney will strive to have a “wobbler” charge reduced to a misdemeanor, as it often carries less severe penalties.

Three Strikes Law and Aggravated Felonies The California Three Strikes law imposes harsher penalties on individuals with previous felony convictions. Understanding the nuances of this law is essential in building a strategic defense. Moreover, being charged with an aggravated felony can lead to deportation for non-citizens, highlighting the importance of having a skilled defense attorney by your side.

Working with District Attorneys and Negotiating Plea Deals A proficient defense attorney will have established working relationships with district attorneys, enabling them to negotiate plea deals or reduced charges, where appropriate, to achieve the best possible outcome for your case.

Criminal defense strategies we employee to win Criminal law in California

Criminal defense attorneys at our firm use smart techniques to win cases and prevent our clients’ rights. Our defense strategies are tailored to the specific facts of each case and may include the following:

Investigation and Gathering Evidence

Challenging Evidence

Establishing Reasonable Doubt

Proof of Innocence

Negotiating Deals

Utilizing Expert Witnesses

Demonstrating Lack of Intent or Insanity

Introducing Affirmative Defenses

Filing Motions

Building a Compelling Defense Story

Conclusion

The success of a criminal defense in California hinges on employing strategic and tailored approaches. From rigorous investigation and challenging evidence to leveraging expert witnesses and negotiating plea deals, the right defense strategy can make all the difference. If you or a loved one are facing criminal charges, seek the expertise of an experienced defense attorney who can navigate the complexities of California criminal law and fight vigorously for your rights. Remember, the right defense can shape the outcome of your case and safeguard your future. Contact Criminal Defense Attorney Riverside the Law Offices of Kareem A. Ramadan at (888)-506-6519 for a free review of your case. 

[nityarawal]

Attn PNC Bank:

We left messages for Amanda and Debbie in Executive. Do you need their numbers? I prefer Amanda. 

She helped with the airbnb bank fraud last year.

I need refunds on all scams now Paige. You and Amanda settle this tonight. Judges want current bank statement to so they can forgive debts from local scams at court/bank & Sheriff- who got busted on foul play.

Thanks!

Nitya 

Yeah- California is the abortion & rape = baby factory State!

Could you please confirm this is a fake check? Sal has made mistakes before and seems sort of senile about continuum with BBVA since he's so new! Please let Idyllwild Town Crier know to stop Trafficking our peeps on Cons. They shouldn't advertise this and a murderer sex offender in one week right?

Could you send latest statement for my judges so they can forgive my registration fees due to PNC management robberies in covid with Mary Sue Haney.

This was bank fraud there. We don't trust the 22.7m federal employees raping our mothers and stealing. Please fire Sal.

Sent to my boss Sue-

Sal- the manager said it was a fake check and refused to cash it! He's a a**hole! I had to get Jerry Sue Haney fired. Do you want executive number? He's likely a fraud- not your check! Lol 

I will let executive office know. He's also had a senior moment about my last 7 years of banking there. 

Lmk if you can call them & fix it with Wells Fargo? Also- I mentioned I can't launder money in any way on the rental. I am on a state stipend- not enough- but they would've withdrawn my food and pay if they thought there was a way to Capitalism on us again! 

---------- Forwarded message ---------

From: nitya rawal <nityahuntley@gmail.com>

Date: Tue, Oct 17, 2023, 6:24 AM

Subject: Re: Resume For Driver Job

To: Sue Patrick <suepatrick112@att.net>

Aloha! You got all my responses via text? Did you get a place secured here? Are you still coming on 20th? 

I'm moving into a new place & seeing Dr's but will be available. 

Lmk if you need anything and did you send check? I didn't see anything last week! You said you'd send tracking too so maybe didn't get to it? 

I am most often texting. Email isn't as reliable. Maybe I'll open another acct. Tmobile also is spotty in Riverside. 

Country life is simple.

I try to exonomise and only run into towns when need to! (:

Hope packing is going well.

Blessings & Peace,

Nitya 

On Wed, Oct 11, 2023, 11:04 AM Sue Patrick <suepatrick112@att.net> wrote:

Congratulations You have been chosen for the Job you have all I have been searching for as an Experienced Driver I can't wait to meet you in person meanwhile I will be in Idyllwild , CA for the next 4 months. Anyway I am particularly glad you are willing to be my driver. I will want you to know that I will be responsible for the ( Car hire cost and the Gas fee)All I will be needing from you are your driving skills.  I also would like to bring to your notice one more time that I found a car which I will be renting, it's a Mercedes-Benz G 63 AMG ( 2017 Model )so I will make arrangements for the car rental and then will let you know ahead of time when it will be delivered to your address.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: My arrival date remains Friday 20th of October All flight details / itinerary will be emailed to you in advance prior to my arrival so as to give you ample time to get yourself prepared and ready.

PAYMENT TERMS: This is my second time, my first was 3 yrs. ago . I would be glad if you can help me check around for luxury apartments close to you, an apartment that is very classy and if possible has got a Jacuzzi, if not I am already working on securing an apartment for myself. Concerning the payment, I will send you a payment in the form of a check which will contain payment for your first week duties and the amount needed for the car rental. Once you receive the check, I want you to have the check deposited at your bank, deduct the sum of $485 as payment for the first week's service and then have the remaining funds on the check as payment for the car rental so they can start processing the delivery of the vehicle to your address as soon as possible.

Furthermore, I will be happy if you could get back to me with the following details of yours so that the payment can be issued out to you right as soon as possible and delivered via postal mail. Also I need you to confirm that your details and address are correct to avoid any mistake during delivery by the postal service company .

To proceed, email me the following:

Full name:

Street Address:

City: State

Postal code:

Cell and Home:

Age:

Alternative Email address:

I will appreciate your quick response if you are completely satisfied with the offer as I am willing to go ahead and issue out the funds by this week for the payment of your first week's service and for the car rental.

I look forward to your quick response.

Best Regards,

Thanks.

On Sunday, October 8, 2023 at 02:08:31 AM GMT+8, nitya rawal <nityahuntley@gmail.com> wrote:

Yes, I am interested in the position. 

On Sat, Oct 7, 2023, 7:20 AM Sue Patrick <suepatrick112@att.net> wrote:

Thanks for the reply it was highly appreciated, I will be staying in the area of Idyllwild, CA for 4 months your services will be needed only for  2 days in a week is a part time Job and flexible I don't think this will disturb your other Jobs,

Please kindly confirm the following questions to proceed:

1. Would you be available to drive me during the weekdays, basically on Mondays?

2. Apart from Monday, Would you be able to drive me on Friday ( evening shift )?

3. Do you have mailing experience via ( UPS or FED-EX )?

PAY: I am offering you $242.5 x 2days = $485 weekly.

A total of 6 hours per week .  

I will appreciate your swift response and get back to me so we can sort out details and proceed further, My Cell phone number is 206-259-5071. You can easily send texts.

Thanks and God bless you,

Dr Patrick.

On Saturday, October 7, 2023 at 03:41:24 AM GMT+8, nitya rawal <nityahuntley@gmail.com> wrote:

I am interested in the position. All sounds good so far!

Thankyou for the opportunity! 

I look forward to reviewing your proposal further.

Blessings,

Nitya 

On Wed, Oct 4, 2023, 10:51 PM Sue Patrick <suepatrick112@att.net> wrote:

Hello,

Thank you for applying. I'm glad to read from you regarding the Personal Driver job. I am looking to hire a Personal Driver Immediately . This is a great opportunity for a dedicated personnel with exceptional driving skills and stellar customer service. This position requires a high level of professionalism, vast knowledge of the surrounding area and traffic rules.  

I'm Dr. Sue Patrick, I'm from Newark, New Jersey. I am 74 years old, educated (Retired Medical Practitioner ),I'm cultural, have got a great sense of humor, good morals, very down to earth and with a noble character. I enjoy meeting people and making new friends, I can say particularly that I do have a very kind heart. Although due to my age I'm hearing impaired so I communicate mostly via text and email. Anything other than that I am fit and healthy .  

I will be coming to your city for the next 4 months for charity work, seminars and a little holiday for myself. As part of my trip, I will be going to leisure spots, cinemas, site seeing, Deaf Culture Seminars etc. I will be spending 16 weeks, so I am going to need a personal driver/chauffeur during my stay, The ideal candidate must be a safe driver with experience and also have some sort of mailing experience via UPS or FedEx as I would be mailing out some charity goods periodically.  

IMPORTANT NOTICE: My arrival date is on the 16th of October so basically I have just over 2 weeks to finalize plans. All flight details / itinerary will be emailed to you in advance prior to our arrival so as to give you ample time to get yourself prepared and ready. On the first day, you will pick me up from the airport and drop me off at the luxury apartment I'm renting. I want you to know that I will be responsible for the ( Car hire cost and the Gas fee ) so all i will be needing you for is your driving skills, that's all. I also would like to bring to your notice that I've found a car which i will be renting for you to drive , it's a Mercedes-Benz G 63 AMG ( 2016 Model )so I will make arrangements with the head office of the car hire company and then will let you know ahead of time when it will be delivered to your preferred location/house.

Hope to read back from you Asap.

Best Regards,

Dr. Patrick.

On Thursday, October 5, 2023 at 06:58:02 AM GMT+8, nitya rawal <nityahuntley@gmail.com> wrote:

[potions-of-dark-devotion]

This type of sexual assault/harassment is for one thing covered under title 9, https://edlawnewengland.com/2020/02/25/what-to-know-about-title-ix/amp.

Here is another example from Indiana, which is very strict, and includes those who commit sex offenses over the ages of 14, which James was at 15.

James is not a muggle. Legally speaking in the wizarding world he may not have committed legal sexual assault, but to just to give you guys an idea, in the muggle world at the very least he would be potentially convicted of sexual misconduct, which is a misdemeanor and caries a minimum sentence of 4 years. This would likely be done in a juvenile hall. No James did not Rape Severus. I never claimed he did. What I am saying is sexual assault is a broad term that covers a range of sex offenses, and this includes pantsing in both California and Indiana.

Lastly, legality is often no measure of morality. The amount of pain and humiliation that Severus must have gone through being forcibly stripped naked is something which I have experience and let me tell you it sticks with you forever. Lastly, when it happens to me I was only in the presence of my three cousins, I can’t imagine being humiliated like that in front of my peers.

Here is a case where a boy committed suicide as a resault of being “pantsed”. It is not a lighthearted prank.

James Potter really just tried to pull the “it’s just a prank bro lol” and the pranks were like sexual assault and attempted murder. The marauders were wildin.

[irreplaceable-spark]

If you live in California and are voting on State Assemblyman/Assemblywoman, be sure to double check to see if your incumbent candidate voted Aye or No on SB-145. If they voted Aye, you should be voting for their opposition.

Those who voted Aye:  Aguiar-Curry, Bauer-Kahan, Berman, Bloom, Bonta, Burke, Carrillo, Chiu, Chu, Cooper, Daly, Friedman, Gabriel, Cristina Garcia, Gipson, Gloria, Holden, Irwin, Jones-Sawyer, Kalra, Kamlager, Levine, Low, Mayes, McCarty, Medina, Mullin, Muratsuchi, Nazarian, O'Donnell, Quirk, Luz Rivas, Robert Rivas, Blanca Rubio, Santiago, Mark Stone, Ting, Weber, Wicks, Wood, Rendon.

Those who voted No:  Bigelow, Boerner Horvath, Brough, Calderon, Chau, Chen, Choi, Cooley, Megan Dahle, Diep, Flora, Fong, Gallagher, Gonzalez, Gray, Kiley, Lackey, Maienschein, Mathis, Obernolte, Patterson, Ramos, Rodriguez, Salas, Waldron.

[aronarchy]

https://jjie.org/2020/11/16/sex-offender-registration-doesnt-help-victims-hurts-young-offenders

Opinion: Sex Offender Registration Doesn’t Help Victims, Hurts Young Offenders

Jason was 14 years old when he met his first girlfriend, a 13-year-old neighbor of the foster family with whom he lived. After a few months of dating, his girlfriend’s mother walked in on the teenagers engaging in consensual oral sex and called the police. Jason was arrested and charged with child molestation. He was adjudicated delinquent in juvenile court and placed on the California Sex Offender Registry. Before he was old enough to drive, Jason was branded a sex offender on a public, searchable website.

Now in his 30s, Jason suffers from depression and has experienced homelessness. Despite earning a college degree, he cannot find steady employment. An internet search shows he is a registered sex offender.

Jason is like many others who struggle to lead a healthy adult life because of a juvenile adjudication based on unsurprising adolescent behavior. States across the country place children as young as 8 years old on sex offender registries for conduct that is otherwise developmentally normal.

Required by federal law, this label imposes barriers on young people’s access to education, employment and safe housing. It can devastate them psychologically with little benefit to the community.

Youth sex offender registration costs the public over $3 billion a year. Rather than investing in preventive programming and victims’ services, resources are routinely allocated to a carceral and punitive response. Meanwhile, research-backed social programming and community needs remain largely underfunded.

For example, in 2017 California spent $140 million to register and monitor 3,500 youth registrants. Yet that same year, the budget for prevention programs and victims’ services was only $46,000.

In addition to the high cost of registration, sex offender registries do not advance the public safety goals for which they were created. Only 3% to 5% of youth who commit sexual offenses are likely to reoffend, showing that registration wastes resources on individuals who pose little to no risk of future harm.

State rules hard to understand

Youth are required to register as sex offenders for a wide range of offenses, including consensual sexual relationships, sexting and public urination. These laws have a disproportionate impact on marginalized communities. Laws that criminalize consensual same-sex relationships disproportionately target LGBTQ youth. Racial bias in charging and sentencing can also lead to greater numbers of Black and brown youth on the registry.

A recent report by Juvenile Law Center shows that 39 states place children on sex offender registries. The registration procedure and consequences vary widely from state to state. Youth can be required to register for their entire lifetime in some states, which dooms them to a life on the margins.

Indeed, once labeled a sex offender, the stigma remains regardless of how long the registration period lasts; web-based information and databases often remain online and accessible even if the period of registration has long since ended. These registration laws completely disregard the rehabilitative purpose of the juvenile justice system.

Today, approximately 200,000 individuals are on sex offender registries for offenses committed prior to age 18. Registered youth face harsh restrictions that regulate where they can live, work or attend school. Some states prohibit such youth from residing with other children in the home, which can preclude youth from living with siblings or their own children or partner’s children. Registration can also prohibit youth from living within a church or school zone, effectively prohibiting them from practicing their religion or receiving an education.

State registration laws are complex and difficult even for most adults to understand. Yet youth are expected to understand and comply with the numerous restrictions and reporting requirements, despite the many practical challenges of doing so. States require youth to update and verify their information regularly, including when any information has changed.

If a youth is traveling between states or even within counties in their own state, they may have to report or register. When they are unable to comply with the complex and untenable registration and reporting requirements, they can face fines, incarceration and extended registration.

Additionally, many states require information about registered sex offenders to be posted on a public website, made available at local police stations or disseminated to the youth’s communities. This community notification often results in humiliation and social ostracism—even vigilante violence in some cases—and imposes a negative self-image upon the youth.

Children on sex offender registries are four times more likely to report a recent suicide attempt compared to nonregistered children who have engaged in harmful or illegal sexual behavior. Stigmatization from sex offender labeling frequently deprives youth of vital sources of psychological support at the precise time they most need community acceptance. And, in many cases, that support is not publicly funded or accessible to those who need it.

The draconian practice of youth sex offender registration imposes an unending loop of barriers and obstacles on youth without improving public safety. It also needlessly shifts resources away from important services such as sexual violence prevention and victim assistance. That is why the time is now to abolish the harmful practice of placing youth on sex offender registries.

Malik Pickett, Esq. is a staff attorney at Juvenile Law Center, where he advocates for the rights of youth in the juvenile justice system through litigation, amicus  and policy advocacy efforts.

Emily Satifka, Esq. is a Zubrow Fellow at Juvenile Law Center where her work currently addresses the harms young people experience from sex offender registration, and inhumane conditions of confinement. Her legal career is focused on dismantling oppressive and violent systems through litigation, education and policy advocacy.

[coochiequeens]

Trans woman has a history of sex crimes

In June, a group of women complained that a person who identified as female exposed their penis at the Wi Spa in Los Angeles. The incident led to months of sometimes violent protests, with media outlets declaring it an example of bias against the transgendered, or even that it didn’t happen. Slate said it was a “transphobic hoax.”

But on Monday, charges of indecent exposure were discreetly filed against a serial sex offender for the Wi Spa incident, following an investigation by the Los Angeles Police Department.

Sources with knowledge of the case but not authorized to speak publicly say four women and a minor girl came forward to allege that Darren Agee Merager was partially erect in the women’s section of Wi Spa. Besides being a suspect in this case, Merager is facing multiple felony charges of indecent exposure over a separate incident in Los Angeles.

Merager, who spoke exclusively to The Post, denies the allegations and says that she is actually the victim of transphobic harassment.

On June 23, several women confronted staff at the Wi Spa in Los Angeles’ Koreatown over accusations that a person exposed male genitalia in the women’s section. Video of the interaction was posted the following day on Instagram by a woman using the name “Cubana Angel.”

“It’s okay for a man to go into the women’s section, show his penis around the other women, young little girls — underage — in your spa?” she asked the staff. “He’s a man! He is a man!” The three-and-a-half-minute video was reposted across social media and promptly went viral.

“Cubana Angel” spoke at a press conference on July 7 in Pasadena next to her attorney. “As I was walking, I noticed something that was really disturbing, something that caused me to feel that I was transported into the men’s locker room,” the woman said.

She said some women and girls were uncomfortable and began putting their robes back on. She complained to staff, where the video was recorded, but they legally could not do anything because of California law. “We as women have rights to be safe in public spaces and they are being violated by men,” she said.

Both “Cubana Angel” and her attorney, Marc Little, declined to comment for the story.

The video was followed by weeks of sometimes violent face-offs between right-wing and Evangelical Christian protesters at the Wi Spa, and Antifa and far-left counter-protesters. On July 3, after police formed a line to separate the two groups, 40 people were arrested.

The LAPD so far have confirmed few details about the Wi Spa incident. Inquiries sent to the department were responded with statements saying the investigation is “ongoing.”

Then, this week, a warrant was issued in Los Angeles County for the arrest of 52-year-old Darren Merager, of Riverside, Calif., based on five felony counts of indecent exposure in connection with the Wi Spa incident. As of publication, Merager has not been arrested.

”Everything about the Wi Spa was a bunch of garbage and lies,” Merager said in an interview. She says she is legally female in California and was in a jacuzzi in the women’s section when she was accosted by “Cubana Angel.”

“She never saw me naked. I was underwater with water all the way up to my chest.” Merager denies ever being erect or around children at the spa. She says she is actually the victim of sexual harassment by transphobic women at the Wi Spa.

Law-enforcement sources revealed that Merager is a tier-one registered sex offender with two prior convictions of indecent exposure stemming from incidents in 2002 and 2003 in California. She declined to comment on the convictions. In 2008, she was convicted for failing to register as a sex offender.

A law passed by California Democrats that went into effect this year replaced the state’s lifetime registration requirement to a tiered system. The law allows lower-tiered sex offenders to petition to be removed from the list. However, Merager is not eligible due to ongoing criminal charges. She also has a long criminal history in California that includes nearly a dozen felony convictions for crimes ranging from sex offenses to burglary and escape.

In addition to Merager’s new felony charges of indecent exposure, she is also facing six felony counts of indecent exposure over a separate locker room incident in December 2018. Los Angeles County prosecutors accuse Merager of indecent exposure to women and children in a changing area at a swimming pool in West Hollywood Park.

“Merager claims to identify as female so he can access women’s locker rooms and showers,” reads an internal flyer by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department that was sent to law enforcement departments in southern California in late 2018. Merager has pleaded not guilty to all six counts and her next court date for the incident is on Sept. 8. Merager told law enforcement she’s transient but bail was set at $150,000 in early 2019, which was paid.

Merager says her open cases involving accusations of indecent exposure show a “pattern of abuse” from a state and society that punishes transgender people. “You allow [trans women] to go in there [women’s spaces] and then people simply claim indecent exposure and you’re arrested,” she says.

Merager says she is speaking with progressive California lawmakers, like state senator Scott Wiener, in the hope that they change state law to better protect trans people.

“If you go into an area where you’re expected to be nude, there has to be an indecent exposure exemption,” she says. Merager says she may file complaints or lawsuits for the discrimination she says she has been made to suffer by law enforcement and women in the Wi Spa. She says she has been in contact with the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office since learning of the warrant and plans to turn herself in.