Ft Hood shooting "suspect" can't cash his checks

#2
#2
What's so ridiculous is that his lawyer is acting like this guy is an upstanding person. Screw him, he killed 13 brothers in arms. I say turn him over to the military. Let us decide fit punishment. He can't be kicked until found guilty. That's why he's getting paid but he will pay all that back in punishments from the military after trial.
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#3
#3
blows, but we have to pay the man until the judicial process is complete, no?
 
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#4
Jake Tate said:
What's so ridiculous is that his lawyer is acting like this guy is an upstanding person. Screw him, he killed 13 brothers in arms. I say turn him over to the military. Let us decide fit punishment. He can't be kicked until found guilty. That's why he's getting paid but he will pay all that back in punishments from the military after trial.
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how would you expect his attorney to act? If the guy half steps on the defense then he leaves open more avenues for appeal and lengthens the process.
 
#6
#6
I understand the reason. But couldn't they fire him in a sense with a dishonorable discharge?

Obviously I don't know how that works, but I'm thinking if my employer knew I was on the hook for the shooting deaths of 13 employees in the workplace, they'd cut me loose within seconds.
 
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JTrainDavis said:
Yep. It's bullstuff, but once you start changing regulations one a case by case basis, a bad precedent is set.
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Yes, just because he is charges with a crime, does not mean he cannot cash his checks. It's not like he can use the money to buy a plane ticket and escape.
 
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Heebs said:
I understand the reason. But couldn't they fire him in a sense with a dishonorable discharge?

Obviously I don't know how that works, but I'm thinking if my employer knew I was on the hook for the shooting deaths of 13 employees in the workplace, they'd cut me loose within seconds.
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He is given an opportunity to refute the charges against him, again, ridiculous, but those are the regs.
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#9
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Heebs said:
I understand the reason. But couldn't they fire him in a sense with a dishonorable discharge?

Obviously I don't know how that works, but I'm thinking if my employer knew I was on the hook for the shooting deaths of 13 employees in the workplace, they'd cut me loose within seconds.
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again, the legal process has to be completed because we have that little "innocent until proven guilty" problem with our American legal system.
 
#10
#10
The only schmuck who needs the money is his lawyer. If he can't find a way to cash it he ain't that good.
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hohenfelsvol said:
The only schmuck who needs the money is his lawyer. If he can't find a way to cash it he ain't that good.
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Is his lawyer a JAG, or a civilian one? Also, it looks like he will use this to get the trial moved to a different location.
 
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orangestorm said:
Yes, just because he is charges with a crime, does not mean he cannot cash his checks. It's not like he can use the money to buy a plane ticket and escape.
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Since I'm sure he has ties to banned people or countries on the list all banks use, that gives them even more of a foot to stand on.
 
#18
#18
I'll cash his check, bank it!!

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In pace requiescat.
 
#19
#19
I think the bastard should be hung by the neck until pronounced dead. Screw him and his checks.
 
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