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Assuming he shows up yes.
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I wanna see the debtor's movie!
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Please god let us get audio or at least a transcript. Really want that audio, though...
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I didn't think slick nik was on the block for this, too, just fuck face.
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maybe some video of him coming out the courthouse too
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Can’t wait for some of our rascals to make sure Pat knows about this!
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"This is the plaintiff, Rahul Kumar..."
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I can't hear this without "this is the plaintiff, Joseph Cooooomia" in my head
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Reminder: Pat went to his restraining order hearing wearing his Cumia best. Blazer over the slurm t shirt and his vandalism sneakers
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It still debones my ribs that Nikki ballooned to the fattest she's ever been on her wedding day and then proceeded to lose all the weight after.
She will never be a real woman
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His wife is also on the hook for his debts according to Wisconsin laws. She's actively participated. There's no reason to have sympathy for her. She owes "John Doe" as well.
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That’s why she looks so haggard in the news reports, the large debt is due and they can’t pay it. Piggy of course doesn’t mind - he’s been leeching of women his whole life.
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Seeing Niki go to prison will be just as funny if not funnier than Pat. He won't care of course, being a narcissist and all, but normal people always feel it harder when their fuckups affect other people more than themselves.
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How does this work?
Have they submitted their argument already for why he’s in contempt of court? The judge reads it before the hearing and gives Patrick a chance to argue? Does Pat get to see the argument so he can prepare a rebuttal?
Or is it just literally he’s read the filing, and will make his judgment with Pat present? There’s nothing to even argue over?
Have they submitted their argument already for why he’s in contempt of court? The judge reads it before the hearing and gives Patrick a chance to argue? Does Pat get to see the argument so he can prepare a rebuttal?
Or is it just literally he’s read the filing, and will make his judgment with Pat present? There’s nothing to even argue over?
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It would be the best thing that ever happened to her. She’d be safe from Rick, all the box she can eat, no responsibility to worry about. Would be like summer camp.
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Is this hearing open to the public? I got some PTO to burn.
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Usually what happens is order to show cause. The judge has his mind made up prior to the hearing, but he'll give the defendant(s) a chance to plead his case if he shows up to court.
Then the judge decides if he's in contempt, fined, and/or goes to jail.
Again, I'm not a lawyer, and this sometimes varies by state. Judges are also unpredictable.
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Should be, that’s one of the pillars of our democracy
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It is indeed. If you are close by, might I suggest the comedy club on the 22nd (this weekend) for fatty's standup routine.