[DumpsterDiver]

Suspect in crash that killed 2 had alcohol-related convictions

Ramos is a real piece of work:

• Convicted for DUI
• Convicted of public intoxication
• He is in the country illegally
• He has been convicted of identify theft
• He has additional charges – driving without a license and having no insurance – that were withdrawn earlier this year
• He was working in violation of immigration law

On Monday morning, Ramos, 22, was arraigned on the manslaughter charges in Virginia Beach Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court. Ramos is scheduled to appear this morning in front of Juvenile and Domestic Relations Judge Deborah Rawls for a bond hearing.

He's not a juvenile. Is it common in Virginia for these types of cases to be handled by the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Courts?

Ramos faces deportation if he's convicted, according to U.S. immigration laws.

Even if he is not convicted he can legally be deported.

[csvset]

Ramos is scheduled to appear this morning in front of Juvenile and Domestic Relations Judge Deborah Rawls for a bond hearing.

I'm not sure why. I do hope they keep him locked up though. He sure as hell doesn't deserve to be out and about.

His 25-year-old brother, who lives in Norfolk, also is here illegally and asked not to be identified because of his immigration status.

I do hope the authorities are tracking down his brother.

[kdot]

Juvenile Court? I wondered about that, too.

Deported? Exactly what would happen to him if he was deported? Would he just be dumped on the streets in his home country, only to be free to sneak back into ours and resume his law-breaking life?

[gracesdad]

“He’s not a juvenile. Is it common in Virginia for these types of cases to be handled by the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Courts?”

The victims were juveniles so it can start out in J&D. It’ll move on, though.