My guess, is that the “plot to get rid of her” was the attempt at eviction-- just like the standard barn hold harmless release was an attempt to be acquitted in advance of her murder by her interpretation.
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It’s not impossible that they could find a way to make it work the same way they do with probationers and parolees. There’s a whole process already established for that.
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I’m not caught up yet, but someone early on in the trial threads said Chris Christie appointed Judge T.
Also it was said that Judge T worked under Mr. B in the prosecutor’s office. Christie was Governor until 2018, but who knows how long ago this was.
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And let’s not forget the actual behavior LK presented on the stand when talking about “the letter” was to laugh and smile. Go watch one of the latest behavior videos on the Heard/Depp trial that talks about that….it’s a tell for a lie.
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I don’t think it has been set yet, but that first Krol hearing is supposed to happen within 60 days, which would be June 13. I’m curious what happens if things get delayed again.
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So no need to reinvent that wheel! Well, that is heartening.
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Yes! Surely NJ and FL, for example, could work within those existing rules and procedures.
The one thing that sucks on a small level is that a probationer has to pay both States for monitoring them, but most of them are pretty happy to have that opportunity.
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It appears that the Mr. B. Fan Club and the Elderly Illegal Mob, among others, may be happy to help foot that bill.
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undoubtedly!
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Where do I sign up? Provided my walker and Handicapped Parking Sticker will get me to that location!
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A quick scan revealed this bit on page 22:
1-2012 [ICAOS opines that persons ‘acquitted’ by reason of insanity under the New Jersey ‘CarterKrol’ statute are not eligible for interstate transfer of supervision under the Compact.]
It seems to me to indicate that MB may not be eligible for “transfer” to FL after all. But I am not a lawyer so I may not be interpreting it correctly.
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Yep, pretty much. MHG testified to that.
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There was no reason to stay in that most expensive part of NJ especially as going further south even a little bit puts you closer to show venues.
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Alas, I live in NYC, so commute radius limits me.
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But that is an advisory opinion - not a hard and fast rule? He appears to meet all the criterion of Rule 3.101
Legal eagles, can you weigh in, please?
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Page 23 seems to indicate he can be transfered to his state of residence.
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How old is an elderly!?!
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@Seeker1 stated on the previously closed thread that LK was supposed to be the center of the universe at Hawthorn Hill Farm. LK herself stated she was the best rider on the farm.
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Ironically, the advisory committee in 2012 decided that a Krol acquittee is not eligible because he’s been acquitted and is therefore, not an offender.
That being said, ten years later, the current advisory committee may feel differently. There’s nothing in the actual decision that says they can’t ask.
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