And is guilty of high treason for his decisions prior to the events in Al Udeid
gulf of tonkin tier
Why doesn't na mafia have its own AI bot interacting with everyone ?
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It would commit sudoku within a week
Because the site staff are fucking lazy af and never do any work
The last good thing that was added to the site was the couch stream and that was 8 years ago
Stream sidebar was added 7 years ago but it doesn’t work.
Nobody here wants to do any work, just complain and insult people all the time. And the admin has sex with dudes.
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I have it on good authority that several of the users are using AI bots to respond to each other though.
Oh ffuck
So much talent! Not only a banging body, but she takes it in the ass, and then does ATM, and not to be outdone, her mouth throats his entire cock. What a woman!
What the deuce
gay
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When your immigrants commit less crimes than the native-born (prosecutors are instructed by law to drop charges because they're immigrants)
Brooos they commit so much less crime.... but even if they do commit a crimes we need to play judicial games so it looks like they didn't so they dont get sent back to Mexico
If you're asking whether prosecutors are legally required to treat undocumented immigrants differently (such as being more lenient), the answer is no. Let's break it down by the legal requirements and discretion prosecutors have in criminal cases involving undocumented immigrants.
Legal Requirements for Prosecutors (Generally)
Criminal prosecutors in the U.S. must:
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Follow the law — They prosecute based on state or federal statutes.
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Respect constitutional rights — Applies to everyone, including undocumented immigrants (e.g., 5th and 14th Amendment due process rights).
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Ensure fair trials — Includes disclosing evidence (Brady v. Maryland).
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Apply prosecutorial discretion — They can choose whether and how to file charges, offer plea deals, etc.
Do Prosecutors Have Special Rules for Undocumented Immigrants?
There are no laws or precedents requiring prosecutors to go easier on undocumented immigrants. However, they may consider immigration consequences in plea negotiations. Here's how:
They can consider immigration status:
A minor offense that results in deportation might be adjusted to avoid what's called a "collateral consequence."
This is allowed, but not required.
They are not required to be lenient:
In fact, some prosecutors may pursue charges more aggressively if the person is undocumented, especially in jurisdictions with cooperation agreements with ICE.
Relevant legal precedent:
Padilla v. Kentucky (2010): Defense attorneys must inform immigrants about the potential immigration consequences of a guilty plea.
This applies to defense, not prosecutors, but it often leads to negotiations to avoid mandatory deportation.
Prosecutorial Discretion in Practice
Prosecutors may:
Offer alternative charges or plea deals to avoid automatic ICE detention/deportation.
Decline to prosecute very low-level offenses if they feel the immigration penalty is disproportionately harsh.
But they are still bound by:
Statutes
Public safety priorities
Office policy
Summary:
There is no legal precedent that requires prosecutors to treat undocumented immigrants more leniently.
Prosecutors may use discretion to avoid harsh immigration consequences — but they don’t have to, and sometimes do the opposite.
Immigration status can actually make criminal cases more severe, not less.
Let me know if you want real-world examples or policies from specific jurisdictions.
When you get to plead to a non domestic violence misdemeanor after you beat your wife because you're not a citizen of the United States and it would be racist to deport you bcuz ur brown
No retort. Woke LLMs win again
Jones world view is literally that judges are looking at the color of skin of people who commit murder and violet crime and say "hey you are brown, so you are free to go"
Your brain is completely broken
Well i would like to charge you with rape, but on account of you being brown we will be giving you medicaid snap and free housing