Quote:1. Yes, you did threaten to kill people and burn down the courthouse, and we have it archived. In 2024 in fact. My only mistake was not notifying the FBI about it, but I'm not a snitch.
prove it. you are full of shit.
Quote:2. Third parties aren't subject to ex-parte communications. That's up to the parties at hand. You still don't know what it means. Remember, you're the one who posted her email address losing your lawyer/client by doing that and releasing documents.
What you're doing is interfering with a court case, which will allow me to have the whole thing tossed. Lawyer/Client privilege only applies to the lawyer, not me.
Quote:3. You're right. We aren't pretending this is about court justice. I'm allowed to say that under the first amendment.
You’re absolutely allowed to speak freely—but speech that’s weaponized to interfere with someone’s legal case isn’t protected. The First Amendment doesn’t give anyone a pass to harass, defame, or inject falsehoods into a criminal proceeding. If you’re openly admitting this isn’t about justice, then I appreciate the honesty—because that kind of statement says more about your intentions than anything I need to respond with.
This is still a court of law, not a message board. And that’s where I’m focused.
Quote:The remedy to give you a fair trial is to revoke your bond, cit you Contempt of Court, giving you a evaluation in a mental hospital because you can't aid in your defense and are obstructing it on purpose. Since you have no employment, no current education, and no dependents, there is no burden to you by going back to jail so you can't sabotage your case any further nor do you have any need for the internet.
What you’re suggesting isn’t about justice—it’s about punishment without due process.
Contempt citations, mental health evaluations, and bail revocations aren’t tools for retaliation—they’re legal remedies that require
evidence, hearings, and constitutional safeguards. You don’t get to decide someone’s capacity to aid in their defense just because you disagree with how they’re defending themselves. That’s for a court—not a message board.
And let’s be clear: a person’s worth isn’t measured by their job title, enrollment status, or whether they have dependents.
Freedom isn’t a privilege reserved for the employed or conventionally productive. It’s a right—especially before conviction.
You can have your opinions. But advocating that someone be locked up and silenced because you dislike their defense strategy? That’s not advocacy. That’s authoritarianism, cloaked in internet theatrics.
Quote:I still can't wait for you to discuss "dick sucking" to the judge on Tuesday.
My friend emailed her. She might have not have to share it with you but she does have to share it with the court and with the prosecution.
I would like to see evidence of that, because they only thing I've seen is a comment on Kiwifarm from Dirty harry. I have yet to see the actual post and since I haven't seen it it, then it's not real.
Quote:Anyhow, STAGE ONE and STAGE TWO are complete.... STAGE THREE IS NEXT and STAGE FOUR which is the FINAL STRIKE.
The final stage is me having this whole thing tossed because of your interference with a court case.