ROBERT GOUVEIA LOOKS AT ALL ANGLES OF THE TRUMP INDICTIMENT !!!
Note: There are lots of talking heads around chatting about this in shot clips, anon has not been watching lately as gouveia has been covering the proud boys trial. back to something that interests this anon. !!!
watching now, includes the michael cohen interview about the indictment.
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Trump Indicted!
https://rumble.com/embed/v2cxoqa/?pub=4
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🧠 MINDMAP TOOL: https://www.spotlightlawyer.com/mindmap
no one, but the truth is the truth.
malinformation is real information they do not want you to know without their spin and narrative inserted.
kek
division tactic detected.
unity brings peace.
never give up the flag.
first sign of defeat.
you think the enemy would give up their flag.
you definition is wrong.
Idolater detected.
not a idol, a symbol.
try that shit on muh property.
they would be very lucky to leave it alive or in one peace.
The only reason the USA has not been invaded is due to the citizens being armed.
almost 250 years of wars and blood spilt to secure a unity and peace which has been subverted by infiltration.
SOROS NAME IS FRONT AND CENTRE NOW, LINK BELOW QDROP IS THE DEFINITION OF EVIL
Anon is noticing a pattern.
George soros is now in the crosshairs of the anons sights.
DIG MEME AND PRAY ANONS
QDrop 3658
Dec 07, 2019 12:17:34 PM EST
Q !!Hs1Jq13jV6 ID: 000000 No. 99
Where is GEORGE SOROS?
Ukraine?
Who else recently traveled to Ukraine?
PANIC is real.
ALL HANDS ON DECK.
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/evil
Q
trips chek'ed
must have a chain to connect the handcuffs to the leg irons.
NOTE, CANNOT COPY AND PASTE, RESTRICTED, JUDGE JUAN MANUEL MERCHAN
>Juan Manuel Marchan
https://trellis.law/judge/juan.manuel.merchan
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A case judged by Juan Manuel merchan, image of judge
https://www.dnainfo.com/new-york/20110316/manhattan/manhattan-court-designed-treat-mentally-ill-offenders-opens/
Manhattan Court Designed to Treat Mentally Ill Offenders Opens
By DNAinfo Staff on March 16, 2011 7:42pm | Updated on March 16, 2011 7:40pm
By Shayna Jacobs
DNAinfo Reporter/Producer
MANHATTAN SUPREME COURT — A specialized court designed to offer treatment instead of jail for non-violent mentally ill offenders is officially open for business, state court administrators and prosecutors announced Wednesday.
The Manhattan Mental Health Court was endorsed at a ceremony Wednesday by the Manhattan District Attorney, Legal Aid Society and New York County Defender Services.
It will be presided over by Manhattan Supreme Court Judge Juan Merchan and will provide treatment as an alternative to jail for eligible offenders.
Jonathan Lippman, the chief judge of New York State, called mental health courts "a better way" to deal with offenders who get arrested "essentially because of an underlying mental health problem," while delivering remarks at a ceremony at 100 Centre Street Wednesday afternoon.
Treating offenders is a more effective way of reducing crime and recidivism rates for alleged criminals, Lippman said.
"The courts are the emergency room for society's ills," the chief judge added.
Manhattan DA Cyrus Vance Jr. has endorsed the creation of a mental health court because so many criminal low-level offenders in the city are arrested because they are untreated, he said.
Vance said treating them will hopefully prevent them from reoffending, putting them on a rehabilitation track instead of ignoring the root problem.
"A significant number of people arrested find themselves in that situation because of mental health issues," the DA said.
Vance said about one half of federal and state inmates show signs of mental illness and about one in 10 suffer form psychotic delusions.
The court is starting with a small number of cases. It currently has fewer than ten on the docket but they are expecting to take on about 24 in its first year.
Each defendant referred to the specialized court will have extra resources and individual attention they would not receive in the regular criminal courts.
Cases can be referred to the court for potential acceptance by prosecutors, defense attorneys or judges. Mental health courts are currently in place in the outer boroughs.
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