Posted on 11/26/2025 5:22:59 PM PST by MarlonRando
Reed approached MaGee and repeatedly yelled ‘burn alive b***h,’ a criminal affidavit filed in federal court alleged.
Other X users also shared footage of a speech the judge gave at a Hispanic Heritage Month event, where she said she enjoyed her previous role as a prosecutor because she had a ‘chance to decide’ what cases were prosecuted, as she often faced ‘defendants who looked like me.’
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Surely it was not the judge who started the fire.
It appears she has started a fire of some sort. And don’t call me Shirley.
The Charlotte, NC bus stabbing “suspect” was arrested 15 times in three years, then released just weeks before he murdered that young Ukrainian immigrant woman.
Blue city justice systems are failures.
Prosecute the judge as an accessory.
This brutal crime will do nothing to change the judge’s approach to releasing dangerous, violent black men back onto the street. Wokeism never retreats; they remain constantly on the attack without any regrets.
judges should get 3 strikes and then out or in jail
My mistake.Make that two ropes.
There will be no “fairness” no “equity” until every incarcerated black person is free to walk the streets of America and do as they please without consequences.
Am I missing something or did NC just recently just transform into a liberal cesspool? I thought the entirety of NC was MAGA.
Let’s Go Brandon Johnson says it’s racist to incarcerate career criminals
Why three?
What fury?
Most folks in Chicago just care about the Bears.
Facing growing fury? I think it might be time for the people to finally take matters into their own hands against these liberal communist Judges who keep aiding and abetting criminals. Until those kinds of Judges begin to fear the people and face consequences for going soft on these career criminals, the criminals will keep committing crimes with impunity. It’s a no brainer.
“in 1641 the Massachusetts General Council adopted the Body of Liberties...The bail clause appeared in Liberty 18:
‘No mans person shall be restrained or imprisoned by any Authority whatsoever, before the law hath sentenced him thereto, If he can put in sufficient securitie, bayle, or mainprise, for his appearance, and good behaviour in the meane time, unlesse it be in Crimes Capitall, and Contempts in open Court, and in such cases where some expresse act of Court doth allow it.’”
“criminal bail bonds were not even the second most common use of surety agreements in courts at the time. That honor fell to a rarely studied device known as the ‘peace bond.’ A peace bond pledged that its principal would keep the peace, often in reference to some specified claimant or alleged victim.”
“They could be ordered independently of any criminal charge or in connection with one, at any stage in the case — pretrial, postconviction, or even post-acquittal as a kind of compromise measure.”
“And particularly in jurisdictions that did not permit arrest in misdemeanor cases, the peace bond gave the victim immediate recourse should the accused strike again.”
“The entry for Commonwealth v. Sarah Ludley on January 16, 1800, is typical. It reads: ‘Charged on the oath of Susanah Weaver with commiting an assault & battery on her.’ Sarah was ‘bound in 30£ for her appearance.’ Her surety, James Bodin, was ‘bound in 30£ for the Defendant’s good behavior and appearance.’”
“As the recognizance language makes clear, the bonds were pledges only — conditional debts. If the principal on the bond violated its terms, the state could seek to enforce the default through a debt action. But no cash or other collateral secured the bond upfront.”
“Ferguson did not set carefully individualized bond amounts. He set bonds quite uniformly: the vast majority of defendants and their sureties were required to pledge £30 each. It is difficult to ascertain the value of that amount in real terms, but it was probably the equivalent of around $3,000 today.”
“A second wrinkle is that, contrary to the conventional academic wisdom, bail clearly served a public safety function as well as the purpose of guaranteeing appearance at trial. The majority of bonds that Ferguson issued to defendants and their sureties were to guarantee a defendant’s “good behavior” as well as their appearance.”
“There were three grounds for commitment to jail, illustrated both by the Ferguson Record Book and by the jail records. The first was a pending criminal charge, if one could not produce sureties. The second was pursuant to summary conviction for “vagrancy” or other petty offenses. The third was for outstanding court debt.”
I didn’t read the whole thing, or the footnotes:
https://scholarship.law.columbia.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=5467&context=faculty_scholarship
“ Most folks in Chicago just care about the Bears.”
Don’t forget the Bulls or the Blackhawks.
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A lot of northeasterners moved to NC and ruined it.
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