Heilberg knows Virginia courts at all levels. He's not really going to have to come up to speed on that, but he may have retard problems related to Chris. Generally the defendant's allowed to waive a speedy trial, while the prosecution is limited in how long they can do that.
He’s gonna yell at the other inmates for a turn just like he did with the little kids at The GAMe PLACe.
Eventually a judge will stop granting them and set a hard date to get a trial over with, but yeah you can get continuances pretty easily, especially if the other party doesn't object.
Chris will realize that those aren't kids, and are people not to be talked to/at. They are going to humble him quick.
Yes, when the legal system becomes 100% retarded and manages to send Chris to a federal prison for a state charge. Not to mention, federal prisons are safer than state prisons. Please please please read what people like AnOminous and Pointless Sperg post. They are extremely knowledgeable.
They'll beat the rebelliousness out of him real quickly. If you ask "Who will? The inmates or the Guards?" the answer is yes. If you act up and annoy people, you'll quickly be taught your place. Even minor shit can your teeth rearranged. There's a reason you always mind your business and watch whatever you do.
No. They aren't a necessity and male prisons don't keep up with feminine hygiene products for male prisoners, Hell, even female prisons have a supply problem when it comes to those. Also, if the other inmates find out you're using feminine hygiene products, you aren't going to have fun.
This will be the death of Chris. He cannot and will not adapt to social norms in prison. There is no exception and no excuses. He will get his wig split in prison by someone with life who wont think about him ever again.
Prisons separate sex criminals from the rest of the population because they know that half of them would be beaten to death by the regular inmates for raping children, so if he ends up in prison he'll be put in the sex criminal wing with his fellow rapists.
Random thought, but didn't Hickley Jr. also go to Texas Tech.?
Holy crap he did!
It could be anything. It could be a counsel related motion, motion to continue, motion to dismiss case or suppress evidence/compel discovery. anything. The docket updates are as vague as it can get. It doesn't even say who put forth the motion.
It could really go either way at this point. This seemed like the least likely outcome to occur so we're in the undiscovered country because there's no real way to know exactly why this is going to indictment after what looked for all the world like an attempt to negotiate a plea bargain earlier.
And even without an actual continuance, some motions have to be disposed of before trial, so those would delay the actual trial even if stuff was actually still happening. A continuance is more or less "let's just do nothing today and put it off until later." Usually with some excuse, like in this case a psychological evaluation, but sometimes it really just is an agreement to do nothing.
I think they might have just filed all the previous record that is suitable for public release (or for the grand jury to see) on the same day after transferring it to this court for grand jury proceedings.
Like everything else after 2007, if we're being honest
Not really odd, updates can take time depending on how busy things are, and considering that Chris' case is the last on a long list, it's not surprising to me.
