Posted on 09/22/2024 3:53:56 PM PDT by PJ-Comix
“”””You can’t apply that time to a crime you commit later. It’s not SERVED.””””
Of course not, it is just lost time, and people rarely sue, but once convicted any time held in jail is almost always counted as time already served, and very frequently those days or more are the sentence given (frequently with an additional monetary fine) so the guy goes home from that court room having served his jail time and owing a fine.
Sit in a courtroom on a Monday and you will see judges hand out sentences of 3 days and a fine and release the defendant because of timed serve (3 days) from his arrest on a Friday.
Don’t feed the retarded derpstate troll.
He has served jail time, and probably has been in jail a whole lot of times, probably about 74 times.
“Records in the eCourts system indicate Routh was given a split sentence which included four days of incarceration and five years of probation.”
https://journalnow.com/ryan-wesley-routh-north-carolina-arrest-record/article_79236c98-f16f-55e4-8716-a65fa6f64983.html
Ok correction. He was only sentenced to 4 days in jail.
Wow...that is so harsh.
We know that at least on this thing he was in jail and it appears he sat there for 4 days until bail was raised and then when sentenced he was credited for those 4 days as time served.
When or if we get more information we will find he was in jail a lot and probably sometimes that time served was part of the sentence.
Right 4 days like you said. That’s it. arrested 74 times but only a 4 day sentence and that was just for time served. No extra sentence. And he was charged with some serious offenses.
I’ve been trying to explain this stuff to you, and if we learn more about the many arrests we will see more time in jail and probably more time served for it.
Remember my first post. “”No jail time or no prison time?””
And yet the most you can find is 4 days. with 74 arrests you think there would be a lot more.
And clearly you aren’t digging very deep as there are articles that are basically saying what I said.
You were obviously wrong and it shouldn’t have needed any proof at all for you to learn that, but nonetheless, it has been proven.
This wasn’t actually about you but just confusion people were having about jail time and prison time and thinking he had never been in jail.
bump
You obviously have no clue and think 4 days in jail is enough for a man arrested 74 days. Does 4 days really change the concept much?
And another link.
https://sl.bing.net/eHPs2DdmaIu
Next time come with facts and not your opinion. And why is it you’re defending the deep state?
You aren’t even making sense, I guess this is what you do rather than accept a simple correction and move on.
Anyone repeating the error is not a source, but you evidently didn’t even read your second link, it supports the court record reported in post 43.
So no one bothered to post the “10 points” or no one even watch the vid? Disclaimer- I did not waste 30 min. on the vid. I was hoping someone would be a hero and take one for the team.
I did read it. How many days in jail dies or say?
Read it again and then try to remember what your claim was and how I gently corrected the claim and how you have reacted since.
Again how many days? Answer or just move on.
“””served 0 Jail time”””
None of this is penetrating to you, quit being so defensive and go back and look at your claim and my correcting it.
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