Free Will McLaughlin! Who lives in Indy now, and is back in prison now, for the 2nd time for violating his probation for being caught using a personal computer.
Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, 55, who has been identified as one of the makers of the "Innocence of Muslims," pleaded no contest in 2010 to charges in Los Angeles Federal Court, court records show.
The convicted felon was sentenced by U.S. District Court Judge Christine A. Snyder to 21 months in federal prison and released last year. He was also ordered not to use computers or the Internet for five years without prior authorization and to pay more than $700,000 in restitution.
David Sellers, a spokesman for the Administrative Office of the United States Courts in Washington, D.C., said Friday the federal probation department is "reviewing the matter," to see if the making and posting of the film on the internet violated the terms of his probation. If so, Nakoula could be sent back to prison.
You also cannot be found with any evidence of drugs (inc. alcohol) in your urine even if the coviction was unrelated to substance abuse. Probationers have few rights and the probation departments in most jurisdictions take their jobs quite seriously.
You must think that violation of probation is a small matter but I assure you it is not. Its likely back to the slammer for that particular probationer. Should he be granted some sort ofv special treatment over say some doobie toker who got caught, served their time and then broke the terms of their probation?
Free Will McLaughlin! Who lives in Indy now, and is back in prison now, for the 2nd time for violating his probation for being caught using a personal computer.
ReplyDeleteNakoula Basseley Nakoula, 55, who has been identified as one of the makers of the "Innocence of Muslims," pleaded no contest in 2010 to charges in Los Angeles Federal Court, court records show.
ReplyDeleteThe convicted felon was sentenced by U.S. District Court Judge Christine A. Snyder to 21 months in federal prison and released last year. He was also ordered not to use computers or the Internet for five years without prior authorization and to pay more than $700,000 in restitution.
David Sellers, a spokesman for the Administrative Office of the United States Courts in Washington, D.C., said Friday the federal probation department is "reviewing the matter," to see if the making and posting of the film on the internet violated the terms of his probation. If so, Nakoula could be sent back to prison.
You also cannot be found with any evidence of drugs (inc. alcohol) in your urine even if the coviction was unrelated to substance abuse. Probationers have few rights and the probation departments in most jurisdictions take their jobs quite seriously.
ReplyDeleteAnd we preoccupy ourselves with such matters instead of national and civilizational survival.
ReplyDeleteI am not preoccupied with such matters.
ReplyDeleteYou must think that violation of probation is a small matter but I assure you it is not. Its likely back to the slammer for that particular probationer. Should he be granted some sort ofv special treatment over say some doobie toker who got caught, served their time and then broke the terms of their probation?
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