You posted the Sdel post (from March 2022) and incorrectly announced it with ‘Here is a post by Sdel from 2019”
I was not following the Barisone threads at all closely in 2019, so based on your assertion that it was posted in 2019, which I took as accurate, I assumed that was something I had missed. For the early threads, for sure 2019 and 2020, my following of the threads was very sporadic.
Had you accurately said ‘here is what Sdel posted on March 19, 2022’, I would have assumed I had seen it, as I was following the threads closely 6 weeks ago.
You’re right; I was incorrect in saying I had not seen the March 2022 post, but you really misled me by asserting it was posted in 2019.
OK? Obviously I saw the post when it was actually posted in March 2022 and responded to it. I did not see it in 2019.
When you later added the information that I responded to it, I then checked the date and learned it was posted in March 2022.
If you want to decide that your little mistake on the dating is less serious than my misquoting of a Latin phrase, and failing to read Shelley’s second post, and whatever else your grievances are, please go right ahead.
ETA: I only added the date b/c when I posted I realized it did not quote the whole thing, your original and CH’s reply, so I was trying to help the reader understand that the whole first bit was a quote from an older post. My original, unedited post did not include that erroneous date info in the header. I edited and added that later trying to clarify the post because of the quote failure. No good deed goes unpunished, as they say!
I can attest that @FitzE did in fact PM me when they believed we crossed wires and was nothing but lovely! I am a big fan of @FitzE for a lot of reasons, but that one reigns supreme.
Something has to give here soon. Eventually they’re going to have to address that May 17 hearing. And someone is going to have to explain to Judge T what the delay is. It appears the burden is on the State to make that happen.
Additionally, NJ, under the Krol decision requires “ that court orders for commitments resulting from criminal proceedings must be forwarded to the County Adjuster because they are responsible for processing involuntary commitments and voluntary admissions pursuant to N.J.A.C. 10:7-3.1, and entering commitment orders into the Civil Commitment Automated Tracking System (CCATS).”
So I’m wondering how much of this lies with the County Adjuster. I didn’t know what a County Adjuster is, so I’m linking their webpage that outlines their duties.
Right now, the State and apparently the County Adjuster seem to be failing MB and his right to not be incarcerated. But in all of my research, I still haven’t found an answer for what MB and his attorneys can do, other than getting back in to court. And since Judge T’s orders haven’t been carried out yet, I don’t have a clue what the answer would be. Hopefully someone reading this might know?
Yep, as I mentioned above, it seems we are in violation of civil rights territory and might be in full writ of habeous corpus land at this point. I do not get it. He’s been in jail for over 2 years for a crime of which he was adjudicated to be not guilty and now, even after receiving his verdict, is still incarcerated. It’s shocking!
I agree. I think the State of New Jersey is treading near if not over the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Rehabilitation Act…the US Department of Justice is interested in State violations of these acts, particularly where it relates to behavioral health.
I agree with contacting DOJ - probably through the U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey. As as I previously mentioned, also contact the state legislators and Congressional representatives for the district. And perhaps the media, such as an investigative reporter for the local television news outlet.
I am putting my faith in Mr. B and Mr. D to be doing whatever they can to get the situation resolved. It’s hard to believe this type of situation hasn’t occurred before regarding the Ann Klein center, and it would be interesting to know what steps the State of NJ has taken to mitigate things.
