Searching for answers to help very young naive 20yo daughter ( no record or arrests) who admitted to a crime under a threat of losing her 2yo child.
Question: If "victim" who was boyfriends roomate(his name is till on same lease) was robbed and burglary, (Basiclly because he stole money first form boyfriend) was also arrested next day(victim) for worst crime (shooting at a car and new home of boyfriend) and victims statement was recorder while he was still in jail (grand jury statement), how is his statement admissible or is it?
How can her crime be worst then his for allegedly dropping boyfriend off from a car close to seen?
Unbelievable she is in prison for 3 years and victim (shooter) is walking free?:
Post Conviction Relief In Oregon
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03-04-2008, 02:59 PMoregonsadPost Conviction Relief In Oregon
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03-04-2008, 03:12 PMseniorjudgeRe: Post Conviction Relief In Oregon
When she pled guilty to burglary, did she have a lawyer?
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03-04-2008, 03:16 PMoregonsadRe: Post Conviction Relief In OregonQuote:
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She was asigned a P. D. -
03-04-2008, 03:17 PMseniorjudgeRe: Post Conviction Relief In Oregon
What is her basis for wanting post-conviction relief?
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03-04-2008, 03:21 PMoregonsadRe: Post Conviction Relief In OregonQuote:
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The P. D. requested more money five min before court sentanceing! Say that he could get her a better sentancing. -
03-04-2008, 03:21 PMseniorjudgeRe: Post Conviction Relief In OregonPublic defenders do not get money from their clients.Quote:
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Explain what you are talking about. -
03-04-2008, 03:24 PMoregonsadRe: Post Conviction Relief In OregonSimply that, This is what he said to her and others outside the court room.Quote:
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03-04-2008, 03:25 PMseniorjudgeRe: Post Conviction Relief In OregonYou and I have discussed this before and I find it strange that you are just now bringing up this allegation.Quote:
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Why is that? -
03-04-2008, 03:30 PMoregonsadRe: Post Conviction Relief In OregonQuote:
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He said he was only getting 40 bucks an hour to do the job and asked to if we where willing to pay more for better services. After the sentance, said he only had 3 hours in on the case then try to talk to another Judge about haveing her resentanced--what does that sound like. -
03-04-2008, 03:33 PMoregonsadRe: Post Conviction Relief In OregonQuote:
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Sir, It simply is that you did not answer my question at that time, I beileive you just moved on to your next case at the forum, no harm.