Yep, some hither-to-non-disclosed-plans Taylor seems to have. Interesting that @hut-ho78 knows about them. Maybe that was an ‘oops! Did I say that out loud?’
Oh my gosh, you are so brilliant. @CurrentlyHorseless got the police report and @hut-ho78 was given something from Judge Taylor about this housing stuff.
So smart you are, DownYonder!
The only reason someone invoked their names was to draw their attention to the majority consensus about Lauren’s liability and they got all sqirrelky about it.
But they let some back room deal info slip, and skedaddled. My goodness.
From a quick glance at the rules, it looks like that only applies at the lower levels, correct?
I don’t remember that from my eventing days in my youth, but it may not have been a rule back then. Or maybe I was just never going fast enough for that to be an issue for me. Lol.
I based my comments from what I have read from various legal journals and articles about the insanity defense and from civil rights groups that protect the rights of people with mental illness or brain injury. I am not an attorney so I of course can be wrong.
This is what Disability Rights of NJ has to say about commitment hearings. Their civil rights attorneys for their Institutional Team have served as an advocate for those in those type of hearings.
Because people here, despite claiming that they want them to stop posting really really enjoy arguing over the same thing. I think the threads would be much shorter if anyone actually managed to actually ignore those posters and what fun would that be.
But CH and HH have repeatedly told us they don’t know the K’s, don’t associate with them, don’t communicate with them, blah-blah-blah. However, since they steadfastly support a serial liar (LK), it stands to reason that they have no problem with lying when convenient.