💀 Horrorcow Nicholas Robert Rekieta / Rekieta "Law" / Actually Criminal / @NickRekieta / "u/Early-Leopard-8351" - Polysubstance abusing puppy snuffing cuckold who dosed his child, "Lawtube pope" turned zesty Dabbleverse streamer. Swinger visitor of 🇯🇲 BBC resorts. Seethed at his ex-BF Aaron on REDDIT. Wife's gunted and toed bod worth $50. Drives like a Jeet.

Friday hearing outcome?

  • DENIED!

    Votos: 40 9.9%
  • Upheld against Patrick Melton only.

    Votos: 14 3.5%
  • Upheld against Nicholas Rekieta only.

    Votos: 12 3.0%
  • Another win for the toe!

    Votos: 192 47.5%
  • Continuance...

    Votos: 146 36.1%

  • Total de votantes
    404
  • Encuesta cerrada .
Coupla questions here:

1. How does a MN attorney represent a NEV resident in a MN district court? Or is it a federal court?

2. Soooooo Melton could wind up paying for Rekieta legal fees due to joint n several liability with their TRULY GENIUS MOVE to co-defend a harrassment HRO, right? Actually, Melton is likely paying for rekieta representation right now even? OMFG I love this arc.

3. Just the fact Melton will need to defend his creepy CUPHOLDER comments AND Nick will need to defend HIM knowing about a. Cupholder like comments and b. Being ok with those comments and c. Still flying to hackamania AND going as a group with melton to Aaron haunts AND inviting Melton to stay the weekend in his home with 5 kids in it

4. Did I mention, GREAT idea, this joint representation

5. Move it Heidi or Wentzell court
1. I've had attorneys in the US when not a resident or citizen of the US. Ideally you want a lawyer in the same state you have the action. In my case it was related to patent wars. Out of state lawyers can do it, but it requires a "pro hac vice", kinda a petition to the court for permission, plus I think a MN lawyer will need to sponsor it. If this is sounding more expensive it's because it is. Plus you'd want someone knowing the state laws and statutes, along with case history.

2, 3, 4. Come to think about it, it's a good move by Aaron to do against both and loosely tie them together. The Melton content might influence the decision against Nick. Plus...picking the same fucking lawyer is a tacit admission of coordination.

One thing you learn watching Lolcows is they somehow manage to snatch losses from the jaws of victory. They consistently make the wrong choices.

Take Nick. That mofo went on stream to moan about his lawyer not challenging probable cause. His lawyer also didn't appeal correctly. The state had no fucking idea what he was even trying to claim in his initial Frank's motion because it was so poorly written. Yet....? Sure, let's use him in the HRO. Better yet, recommend him to Melton, to make sure the Judge absolutely knows we work together.

If you wanted someone to represent you in a MN court they would have to be an MN licensed attorney, regardless of where you live. Melton and Rekieta retaining the same lawyer to deal with their respective HROs does not entangle them or their cases in any way. They are separate HROs, and thus separate cases, whomever is representing them makes no difference.
Is it the same Judge? I mean, if the same Judge sees the same lawyer representing two people and the HROs make clear they are in cahoots, it might not legally entangle them, but that has to make some connection in a Judge's head.
 
Everybody of course took those to mean that his first ex-wife Ashley and her husband had retained an attorney to pursue an HRO against MAPton on behalf of the daughter
Interesting. As a human matter, connected to this...

Two weeks ago, Aaron went camping with ASHLEY and their kids and his parents. (I LOLed. I mean, I'm glad he has a good relationship with his ex, but really? This sounds terribly awkward. He made jokes about it too.) I'm unclear if Ann (aka Slam Piece) or Ashley's husband was there.

POINT: He came back saying that he'd had an epiphany of some kind and it gave him peace. I took that to mean this would all be going away. I was wrong: He then he proceeded to file two HROs.

Nick was watching closely and accurately (imo) said that Aaron's epiphany from the camping trip was that he was going to go nuclear (I'm paraphrasing). I think that there was something of an "intervention" (not drug related) about Melton and Nick. Aaron smartened up.
 
If you wanted someone to represent you in a MN court they would have to be an MN licensed attorney, regardless of where you live. Melton and Rekieta retaining the same lawyer to deal with their respective HROs does not entangle them or their cases in any way. They are separate HROs, and thus separate cases, whomever is representing them makes no difference.
At the moment there's nothing automatically disqualifying for their lawyer wrt conflict of interest but it's definitely a situation where such a conflict could and is fairly likely to arise at some point.
 
1. How does a MN attorney represent a NEV resident in a MN district court? Or is it a federal court?
By having a license to practice in Minnesota, since it's a Minnesota court. He'd need to get a Nevada lawyer if it somehow results in Nevada problems (even if he continues to use the retarded Barneswalker in Nevada he would have to retain local counsel for the Barneswalker to get pro hac vice status to practice temporarily in Nevada).
POINT: He came back saying that he'd had an epiphany of some kind and it gave him peace. I took that to mean this would all be going away. I was wrong: He then he proceeded to file two HROs.
I wonder if Ashley tard wrangled him and demanded he do something about the fat, greasy pedophile sexually harassing their children.
Having said that, I could see a normie judge being pretty weirded out that they BOTH went to Stoney's, the boxing place, etc.
Don't forget literally throwing a public event and charging hundreds of dollars to a cult of weirdoes so they could look at topless pictures of some dude they hate and worship a refrigerator. We're kind of jaded here about incredibly bizarre people and their lolcow behavior, but any normie is going to wonder what the actual fuck is wrong with these people.
 
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What's the point of fighting an HRO? I understand for Melton he's going to lose the main topic of his show, but other than that...doesn't it make a person look like a crazy stalker when someone asks a judge to force them to stop contact and they go "NO I should be able to bother this person!" 🤔
 
What's the point of fighting an HRO? I understand for Melton he's going to lose the main topic of his show, but other than that...doesn't it make a person look like a crazy stalker when someone asks a judge to force them to stop contact and they go "NO I should be able to bother this person!" 🤔
Because otherwise you're living in a contempt trap where even the slightest misstep could land you in jail. Because the person frivolously filed a restraining order against you to stop your legitimate First Amendment rights and shut your criticism of them down. Because the person is an absolute lunatic who is actually harassing you and will use the restraining order to keep harassing you if you don't fight it, and possibly even get you thrown in jail over made-up bullshit.

Just saying there are times it makes sense.

Also depending on the RO you could end up deprived temporarily or even permanently of your Second Amendment rights, depending on the jurisdiction, the circumstances, and the ultimate outcome of the case.
 
Man with mummy's >$10,000,000 trust beats man with basically nothing in a lawsuit by delaying things ad infinitum.

Yeah what a win. Enjoy the six digits drained from this >10 million, dipshit.

Also this won't un-ten-times-cut-off in hair follicle test your daughter.
This is the key takeaway. The ultimate damages award from a trial (or Nick simply paying Monty whatever he asked for in the initial demand) probably would have been 1/10th of the amount that Nick ended up spending on attorney's fees at best, not to mention the cost of the chain of events that it kicked off. Thus attorney Schneider has fulfilled his role as the alternate universe Michael Snyder in advancing and fulfilling the omen of the Sonichu curse.
 
This is the key takeaway. The ultimate damages award from a trial (or Nick simply paying Monty whatever he asked for in the initial demand) probably would have been 1/10th of the amount that Nick ended up spending on attorney's fees at best, not to mention the cost of the chain of events that it kicked off.
It's disappointing and ultimately reflective of the deep flaws in our legal system (it would be dignifying it to call it a justice system at this point). However, Nick had an opportunity to show he is an actual man and not a filthy creeping worm by just admitting it was wrong to get drunk and falsely accuse someone of being a pedophile.

He chose to spend hundreds of thousands just not to be able to sack up and admit fault where fault was obvious. He spent hundreds of thousands to advertise himself as a completely worthless scumbag piece of shit who did exactly to Monty what Vic's accusers did to Vic.
 
It's disappointing and ultimately reflective of the deep flaws in our legal system (it would be dignifying it to call it a justice system at this point). However, Nick had an opportunity to show he is an actual man and not a filthy creeping worm by just admitting it was wrong to get drunk and falsely accuse someone of being a pedophile.

He chose to spend hundreds of thousands just not to be able to sack up and admit fault where fault was obvious. He spent hundreds of thousands to advertise himself as a completely worthless scumbag piece of shit who did exactly to Monty what Vic's accusers did to Vic.
What will happen first:
Nick overdoses and terminates himself or family in a drug psychosis episode
Mommy runs out of money to shield the malevolent demon she birthed and nurtured all its life
 
Montagraph: "Mr. Rakita won..."
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He is kinda true. The cokestream happened largely because Nick lost his appeal and you can pretty much link everything since then to it. If you wanted to be generous, you could say Monty cost Nick a house, 6 figures in legal fees, 5 years probation and a tanked career.

I say generous because Nick was on the path before Monty.

Yes, though, a hell of a W Nick.
 
That means its Francis White aka "Barneswalker".

Melton legit is just taking marching orders from Nick hahaha, this is the same lawyer that failed to challenge probable cause in the Omnibus hearing. This is the same lawyer that Nick resents because he wouldn't let Nick do what he wanted and attempted a real (if failed) legal strategy.
White's only value as a lawyer is that he's so bumbling and poorly spoken that he might, like a room full of monkeys using typewriters, chance upon a sound legal argument, or at least bewilder the judge into assuming one exists.

Reading any transcript where he talks at length makes me want to donate a bottle of scotch to the poor court writer.
 
At the moment there's nothing automatically disqualifying for their lawyer wrt conflict of interest but it's definitely a situation where such a conflict could and is fairly likely to arise at some point.
Let’s hope so.

Congrats to Aaron for finally wising up and getting these restraining orders.

This is extremely off topic, but I must persist: what episode of Kino Casino did Ashton say "BALLDOCLAP!"?
Balldoclaat?

45 minutes ish

Still a solid gold episode.
 
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Just when it appears Nick and co get a win, they don't really get a win. One step forward, 36 steps back. Enjoy your community service 'once a week' cokehead.
 
He chose to spend hundreds of thousands just not to be able to sack up and admit fault where fault was obvious. He spent hundreds of thousands to advertise himself as a completely worthless scumbag piece of shit who did exactly to Monty what Vic's accusers did to Vic.
Vic might have actually been a creep, we don't know the facts because Ty Beard fucked up the case.
it seems pretty clear that Nick was just making claims on air without evidence meanwhile.
I don't think it's fair to Montagraph to compare him to Vic because there aren't people claiming to be victims of Montagraph's behavior as far as I know.
 
TBH, that actually might be the optimal outcome here, given Melton's penchant for sexualizing children. I wouldn't condone Melton going after Nick's kids anymore than I would condone him going after Aaron's. Despise Nick all you want, but his kids are innocent.

I get that it would be sorta funny to see Melton tear into Nick for a minute, but you wouldn't want him to stick around on the anti side for too long. Just because he might turn anti-Nick doesn't mean he ain't trash.

As far as I'm concerned, Melton should go back to being bullied by Redbar, and then die in obscurity. And that's assuming the feds don't first kick down his door looking for CP at some point.
I wanna see Melton drop all the embarrassing whiny DMs that you know Nick sent him
 
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