Posted on May 6, 2020
Hair salon owner jailed for defying lockdown
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Hair salon owner jailed for defying lockdown
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She f**ked with the wrong judge. Judge Moyé has been on the bench for 27+ years and does not hesitate to jump down someone's throat when they are out of line, incorrect, unprepared, etc.
Having watched the actual hearing, Moyé gave her every opportunity to avoid jail. Luther wanted to go to jail. She was trying to make a point, and she will pay the price for making that decision. In the meantime, the case is under appeal.
Having watched the actual hearing, Moyé gave her every opportunity to avoid jail. Luther wanted to go to jail. She was trying to make a point, and she will pay the price for making that decision. In the meantime, the case is under appeal.
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Capt Gregory Prickett
PVT James Strait - I'm afraid that the opposite is true. She violated the law, she was in contempt of an order of his court, and she'll pay the consequences.
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Only in Russia... maybe China, these are the only countries where stuff like this happens,
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Maj Kevin "Mac" McLaughlin
There it is, more pontificating... Never addressed you or your posts, you came to me. Don't care for your input, it has nothing to do with what I think about someone else's plight. You can stalk her all you want and it makes no difference to me. I said you were "seemingly reveling" but seeing how you can't let it go, I guess I think now that you are. Especially when you have to go out of your way to look her up on Google Maps just to add more fuel to your narrative that she doesn't deserve some kind of empathy. Again, you have no idea what her predicament is. The fact she may live in a decent home or not hardly accounts for what her specific predicament is now. As far as you're concerned, I guess she has to live in a slum to get any sort of empathy from you.
By the way, being a Republican or more specifically a conservative is about subscribing to a set of principles. If you think the party does not subscribe to those, so be it leave. Apparently I left the Republican party before you, that doesn't mean I don't believe in the same values they claim. So please spare me the lecture about the party and stop assuming you know what I stand for or subscribe to. I did not call you a Democrat, I was responding to your suggestion that the GOP is no longer the party of law and order. The point was obviously lost on you.
By the way, being a Republican or more specifically a conservative is about subscribing to a set of principles. If you think the party does not subscribe to those, so be it leave. Apparently I left the Republican party before you, that doesn't mean I don't believe in the same values they claim. So please spare me the lecture about the party and stop assuming you know what I stand for or subscribe to. I did not call you a Democrat, I was responding to your suggestion that the GOP is no longer the party of law and order. The point was obviously lost on you.
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Maj Kevin "Mac" McLaughlin
Texas Supreme Court orders Dallas salon owner released as Abbott bans jailing citizens for...
The Texas Supreme Court on Thursday ordered the release of salon owner Shelley Luther, who was jailed for opening in violation of the state's rules, asGov. Greg Abbott issued an executive order retroactivelyeliminating jail time as a consequence for violating the state's coronavirus restrictions.
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Capt Gregory Prickett
Maj Kevin "Mac" McLaughlin - She's only been released pending the court hearing her application for a writ of habeas corpus. This is just a procedural release, and is not uncommon. If that resolved against her, she'll be returned to jail to finish out her sentence.
Second, Gov. Abbott can issue all the modifications he wants--he can't order a judge not to enforce a court order by contempt. That's a constitutional violation of the separation of powers.
Second, Gov. Abbott can issue all the modifications he wants--he can't order a judge not to enforce a court order by contempt. That's a constitutional violation of the separation of powers.
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Maj Kevin "Mac" McLaughlin
You just can't let it go can you... Maybe you should focus on your issues. She's free, she essentially won, and I think you know it.
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