💀 Horrorcow Nicholas Robert Rekieta / Rekieta "Law" / Actually Criminal / @NickRekieta / "u/Early-Leopard-8351" - Polysubstance abuser, child doser, dog killer. "Lawtube pope" turned zesty Dabbleverse Redditor streamer. Swinger "whitebread ass nigga" who snuffs animals and visits 🇯🇲 BBC resorts. Legally a cuckold. Still not over his ex Aaron. Wife's bod worth $50.

[Swole McPole]

No, retard.

Uh, it was YOU who wrote the retarded thing, not me. Again:

That isn't how it works. You cannot be locked up for actions committed before your probation agreement. This has been explained in the legal thread by American barristers.

What you're saying is, you CAN be locked up for actions committed before your probation agreement. You just don't get your probation breached as a consequence. But that's the opposite of what you wrote above.

He didn't say anything remotely like that.

See above.

 

[Captain Manning]

Why the fuck would Nick even agree to such a long suspended sentence, we all know he's liable to get another charge in the next couple years, especially with at least one of his kids moving out of the house to college. another DUI is guaranteed for Nicky and beyond that a lot worse things

Because he's fucked. If he goes to trial, he'll lose, and get an even harsher sentence. There no winning. There is only trying to mitigate his L.

And yes, he likely fuck up during his probation. Place your bets now as to when.

What is the timeline of his mega rape in the army or something like that? Maybe it´s the event´s anniversary?

Who? Lewis or White?

White was an NCO in the Air Force. Lewis was in the Navy.

Something that occurred to me is Lewis put out that cryptic tweet the same day Nick's appeal was filed. The one where he expressed frustration at what he filed. People here commented on it, and how odd it was.

I wonder if Nick threw an absolute conniption fit over that, along with the fact he was DENIED again.

 

[Get the rope Macaulay!]

Suspended sentences keep you out of jail.

only if you don't break probation

 

[Vibralldo]

Nonpracticing lawyer, nonpracticing father, nonpracticing Christian, nonpracticing streamer... For someone who doesn't do much, he sure seems to find excuses and reasons he's busy all the time.

He has to be either lying or has like 1 or 2 responsibilities a day (driving the kids to an appointment) and he considers that so stressful that he can't stream if he does.

 

[not william stenchever]

Something that occurred to me is Lewis put out that cryptic tweet the same day Nick's appeal was filed. The one where he expressed frustration at what he filed. People here commented on it, and how odd it was.

I wonder if Nick threw an absolute conniption fit over that, along with the fact he was DENIED again.

It appears that Nick has expanded the scope of ruining the holidays from just ruining it for his children to ruining it for actual practicing lawyers as well.

 

[Himedall All-seeing Waifu]

only if you don't break probation

You have the choice between certain death and possible death. Which do you choose?

Nicky the Narc will think he can outsmart all of the local yucks with Iis 1000 IQ.

Do you have any more setentious declarations to make?

 

[Mike Stoklasas Spock Ears]

Something that occurred to me is Lewis put out that cryptic tweet the same day Nick's appeal was filed. The one where he expressed frustration at what he filed. People here commented on it, and how odd it was.

If you’re thinking about the same post I’m thinking about, that was unrelated. He made a separate post specifically about the appeal filing and he seemed pretty pleased with it. See below:

Upon reviewing this guy's facebook feed, that post you screenshotted is not in reference to Nick's appeal. His post on October 24th, the day it was filed, is. It is this post, screenshotted below and archived here.



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He says he filed this as a favor for "his master sergeant." This is in reference to his boss, Francis White III, who IS a retired master sergeant, according to his twitter profile.

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He also says he made this filing "with about 25 minutes to spare." This lines up with the fact that he filed Nick's appeal 22 minutes before midnight on October 24th. The Facebook post itself was made a few minutes later, at 11:51 pm.

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Not sure what the big rush was. Maybe Minnesota courts have deadlines we don't know about, or maybe Nick is strung out and yelling at his lawyer to get this filed ASAP. Or maybe Francis is just having a really hard time in his personal life...

 

[Strix454]

Because the alternative is trial--with all the financila losses and risk involved. Suspended sentences keep you out of jail.

Jail was extremely unlikely for Nick. The result of the trial would have also resulted in something incredibly similar to what is being talked about in terms of the plea deal.

The trial would cost some money. But the risks involved were not all that great. The main compelling reason Nick has to take a plea deal is to keep much of the information in the case out of the public record.

 

[Get the rope Macaulay!]

Place your bets now as to when.

i love the irony of him getting slapped in the last month.

 

[Fapcop]

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He SPEAKS!

lol!

What a disingenuous pos this guy is.

“Was going to stream but OH NOES! My friend died! No, not the friend who died and made me promise on his deathbed I’d never have an orderly kitchen. Different friend!”

And what’s this “busy schedule” he keeps moping about? Sending pedos superchats all night? Waiting til Kayla is asleep so he can sneak over to April, like a six year old boy getting into the pussy stash?

 

[Gobermental Supervisor]

7600 pages of Rekieta Milk.

Well done Nick! Have another drink, you earned it!

 

[Captain Manning]

If you’re thinking about the same post I’m thinking about, that was unrelated. He made a separate post specifically about the appeal filing and he seemed pretty pleased with it. See below:

Thanks for the correction.

Jail was extremely unlikely for Nick. The result of the trial would have also resulted in something incredibly similar to what is being talked about in terms of the plea deal.

Actually, the trial sentence would likely be worse. I think it was pointed out the baseline for what he's charged with as a first time offender is 4 years suspended + probation. If he can get it below that, then he's better off.

Still an L overall though.

 

[AnOminous]

Uh, it was YOU who wrote the retarded thing, not me. Again:

It was in response to this:

I don't even care about this plea deal , cause when he gets the cybercrime chargers with Felton he goes directly to jail for violation of his probation. Probably next month.

This isn't true. I mean you probably go to jail and get bonded out until trial, but you don't get "violation of his probation." And if the murder happened first, the other offense wouldn't be a prior.

I see what you meant now, but frankly it should have made sense in context.

 

[Swole McPole]

This isn't true.

Sure. I'd just kind of ignored that because it was obviously retarded. It clearly wouldn't be a probation violation, but some seperate offence that had no bearing on what Rekeita had been previously charged with.

I was just railing against the idea that a probation disposition somehow disposes of all other pending charges. If they're minor and nobody cares about them, sometimes they get rolled in. But it's hardly automatic and guaranteed.

 

[Taco Conspiracy]

“A good man who knew fun, but also knew reality.” Typical narcissist, making it about himself. This rhetoric is what he uses to defend his actions and is sliding it in here, too.

I'm surprised Nick didn't mention how well his kids are doing in school in that "eulogy" as well.

 

[Captain Manning]

I'm surprised Nick didn't mention how well his kids are doing in school in that "eulogy" as well.

"Look, I'd have written a better eulogy, but I had to drive my goddamn kid to his 11pm underwater theremin lessons. I'm just too busy!'

 

[Himedall All-seeing Waifu]

What you're saying is, you CAN be locked up for actions committed before your probation agreement. You just don't get your probation breached as a consequence. But that's the opposite of what you wrote above.

Context and reading comprehension? What are they? The post I replied to was scant centimeters above mine in the same post.

If you’re thinking about the same post I’m thinking about, that was unrelated. He made a separate post specifically about the appeal filing and he seemed pretty pleased with it. See below:

Yes, the atrocious appeal post was another case.

What I think more interesting to contrast now are the panegyric posts that we uncovered where he wrote about his 'Seargent', (was it?) who gave him a chance in life? I know people said it was strange to refer to military rank outside the military at the time, and those posts made it seem like they were close.

Jail was extremely unlikely for Nick. The result of the trial would have also resulted in something incredibly similar to what is being talked about in terms of the plea deal.

The trial would cost some money. But the risks involved were not all that great. The main compelling reason Nick has to take a plea deal is to keep much of the information in the case out of the public record.

Of course, jail is unlikely. I believe most came to that conclusion after many barrister posted about it.

Theory time: I believe Nick the benefit Nick is trying to get is confidentiality and/or access to April. I doubt significant reduction in length of term is on offer because of how ironclad the State's case is. They are negotiating on the small concessions that mean little to them, I would think.

i love the irony of him getting slapped in the last month.

This... is not irony... it is comedy.

 

[Salubrious]

I think Nick's biggest hindrance will be that he will have to plead guilty to accept a plea (maybe no contest if he's lucky I guess).

I forget who it was, but I keep thinking about a case where a woman was trying to accept a plea deal and proclaim that she didn't do it at the same time. The judge stopped her and basically said "you can plead guilty or innocent, but not both." Long story short she wanted to accept the plea deal without admitting guilt and the judge threw it out.

 

[Captain Manning]

While we're waiting, I just want to say...



Stolen.
Stop the count.
Recount.
Russian bots.
Chinese glowniggers.
Et cetera.

Nick was robbed.

 

[not william stenchever]

I think Nick's biggest hindrance will be that he will have to plead guilty to accept a plea (maybe no contest if he's lucky I guess).

Nick's greatest internal struggle right now has to be the choice between admitting guilt (which would cause him the pain of a thousand suns coursing through his bloodstream) or taking it to trial (which would reveal things Nick doesn't want known, such as the body cam footage). He is not fighting the legal system, he is fighting the haterz.