Harris County Convicted murderer allowed to remain free on bond to get haircut

A PSI or PSR details the defendant's background and criminal conduct and is based, in part, on an interview with a defendant. Because the PSI can help courts find the most appropriate sentence and mitigate the severity of a sentence, it is an extremely important document in the criminal justice system.Feb 13, 2017


I guess this is because probation is a possibility. If not, they could just lock him to start serving a minimum sentence.

 

This. State GOP wants to consolidate power and is trying to undermine Harris County in order to flip it red.

 

I believe the indicted criminals are being allowed to self report their height and weight. For example, rudy reported he was 5'11". I am a little over 5'8" and he was about the same height as I am when I met him years ago in Orlando.

 

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That's stupid. Do all criminals get to self report height and weight, or just politicians and their criminal associates? I can imagine Trump will really lie about his weight.

 

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Lol TDS in this thread ?
Somebody probably hates red heads

I’m surprised the judge didn’t let him go play ball at Fonde and go to the strip club on westheimer too
I mean you know
Criminals needs to have fun
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I "didn't include it" because it didn't exist yet, you noxious goober.

 

Whenever these type of narratives form I ask the people who buy in "what's the motive". Does the DA and judge want murderers to be free to wak among us? Is there some plot? What exactly do you think the intent is.

 

Conservatives mad a black guy was able to afford bond.

 

He must have stopped by the Houston zoo to see the giraffes

 

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@basso
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@Salvy
Wait didn’t he murder somebody ?
Hey if being black is benefiting you then you can pull a

 

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@basso
@Salvy
Wait didn’t he murder somebody ?
Hey if being black is benefiting you then you can pull a

 

she and trump should have Orange Julius children together.

 

He is yet to be sentenced, so he's out on bond. He's not a one-off; this is a standard practice. Access to bond is a civil right guaranteed in the Constitution. I get it that you don't like it, but maybe bring it up when it's a rich white murderer out on bond.

 

He's guilty of murder. I think it's weird that we still allow freedom for dangerous individuals while they await sentencing. The details are confusing for the timeline of when he plead guilty. I'm okay with him being out on bond between his initial arrest to the guilty plead as he's only suspected of committing a crime, but I'd prefer murderers to be locked up once they are convicted. I guess we have to hope he doesn't commit any more crimes in this next week.

 

@basso
But he's a CONVICTED MURDER


Are you saying that only Black People get haircuts?
I'm sure whiteys get haircuts and woke whiteys dye their hair rainbow
Do you still get haircuts?

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It's a valid debate whether we should allow bond between conviction and sentencing. But some quick googling shows that courts in many states will often allow it. I don't think it's interesting that this guy is a murderer. Maybe in practice, murderers usually get their bonds denied, I don't know. But, if we have a principled objection to bond after conviction, it's an issue for all crimes, not just violent ones. If it's just this guy or this crime, there is a whole byzantine jurisprudence to navigate before we can say it's inappropriate practice for the judge. I'll leave that to the courts.

 

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I thought murder meant you killed somebody

@TheresTheDagger

Here's a murderer who went out on bond and did another murder!
that's 2 murders!

but didn't he get a haircut? that's the REAL QUESTION !

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