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Lawyer, Memes, and Today: Solymar
@1phototeach
Today, a kid from Guadalajara
who become a judge swore in a
daughter of immigrants who is
officially a lawyer.@laloalcaraz
@undocumedia
Effin inspirational @juliesteph felicidades congrats winning Immigrants - we get the job done 👏🏾👏🏽👏🏻👏🏿👏👏🏼
Effin inspirational @juliesteph felicidades congrats winning Immigrants - we get the job done 👏🏾👏🏽👏🏻👏🏿👏👏🏼
Hillary Clinton, Memes, and News: "Loretta Lynch's case needs to be heard by a grand
jury to review the collusion on that tarmac
and the promise of a payoff to Lynch
Hillary Clinton's case needs to be brought
to a grand jury immediately
There is still time to prosecute her."
Judge Jeanine Pirro
FOX
NEWS
On "Justice" last night," Judge Jeanine Pirro insisted that Hillary Clinton and former AG Loretta Lynch must be prosecuted.
On "Justice" last night," Judge Jeanine Pirro insisted that Hillary Clinton and former AG Loretta Lynch must be prosecuted.
![Jail, Memes, and News: U.S. NEWS
TEXTING SUICIDE CASE
Aug. 3 Michelle Carter was sentenced to
15 months in prison after encouraging her
friend to commit suicide over text
messages.
Michelle Carter, who was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in 2014 for encouraging her boyfriend to commit suicide through text messages and phone calls, was sentenced today to 15 months in county jail. __ Ms. Carter had sent hundreds of text messages to Mr. Roy encouraging him to commit suicide, and on the night of his death, had allegedly persuaded him to stay in his truck while he poisoned himself with carbon monoxide. __ Although no firm evidence of her final communication on the night of his death was presented in court, the judge based his verdict on a text message Ms. Carter sent to a friend three months later, “Sam his death is my fault, like honestly I could have stopped him. I was on the phone with him and he got out of the car because it was working and he got scared and I [expletive] told him to get back in.”](https://pics.me.me/u-s-news-texting-suicide-case-aug-3-michelle-carter-was-26686251.png)
Memes, 🤖, and Judge: WAIT!
ARAS
BAWAH
PINTU
SEDANG
DITUTUP
5
TUNGGU!
EH!
ZYRAROXX
DON'T
JUDGE
ME..
0
COWIE
TAK
SENGAJA.
TERTEKAN
TUTUP
INSTEAD OF
BUKA' SEBAB
KALUT DAN
KELIRU
ARAS SATU
DING!)
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| Kan bagus kalau button tu tulis 'open' dan 'close' je dari letak pelbagai simbol yang mengelirukan diriku yang slow ini.. Harap mereka semua tak judge aku sebagai ***hole dalam hal ini. Sapa suruh pintu lif tu efisyen sangat menjalankan tugas? (nak jugak tunding jari) Err.. Saya tak pandai explain. Tak mahir melukis. Kalau anda faham komik ni, tahniah! Kalau tak faham, takziah.. untuk Zyra. komikzroxx
| Kan bagus kalau button tu tulis 'open' dan 'close' je dari letak pelbagai simbol yang mengelirukan diriku yang slow ini.. Harap mereka sem...
Crime, Jail, and Latinos: #BREAKING: Former Maricopa County Sheriff
Joe Arpaio found guilty of criminal contempt.
STORY: http://bit.ly/2uR9EKf
abe 15
ARIZONA
HE
GUILTY
PHOENIX - Former Sheriff Joe Arpaio was convicted of a criminal charge Monday for refusing to stop traffic patrols that targeted immigrants, marking a final rebuke for a politician who once drew strong popularity from such crackdowns but was ultimately booted from office as voters became frustrated over his headline-grabbing tactics and deepening legal troubles. The verdict from U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton represents a victory for critics who voiced anger over Arpaio's unusual efforts to get tough on crime, including jailing inmates in tents during triple-digit heat, forcing them to wear pink underwear and making hundreds of arrests in crackdowns that divided immigrant families. When reached for comment by ABC15 on Monday morning, Arpaio said his "main reaction was disappointment." Arpaio will now appeal Judge Bolton's verdict in order to get a trial by jury, according to a statement from his attorneys. "Her verdict is contrary to what every single witness testified in the case," the statement read. "Arpaio believes that a jury would have found in his favor, and that it will." Arpaio, who spent 24 years as the sheriff of metro Phoenix, skirted two earlier criminal investigations of his office. But he wasn't able to avoid legal problems when he prolonged his signature immigration patrols for nearly a year and a half after a different judge ordered him to stop. That judge later ruled they racially profiled Latinos. The lawman who made defiance a hallmark of his tenure was found guilty of misdemeanor contempt-of-court for ignoring the 2011 court order to stop the patrols. The 85-year-old faces up to six years in jail, though attorneys who have followed the case doubt that someone his age would be incarcerated. [Read more in comments.]
![Crime, Jail, and Latinos: #BREAKING: Former Maricopa County Sheriff
Joe Arpaio found guilty of criminal contempt.
STORY: http://bit.ly/2uR9EKf
abe 15
ARIZONA
HE
GUILTY
PHOENIX - Former Sheriff Joe Arpaio was convicted of a criminal charge Monday for refusing to stop traffic patrols that targeted immigrants, marking a final rebuke for a politician who once drew strong popularity from such crackdowns but was ultimately booted from office as voters became frustrated over his headline-grabbing tactics and deepening legal troubles. The verdict from U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton represents a victory for critics who voiced anger over Arpaio's unusual efforts to get tough on crime, including jailing inmates in tents during triple-digit heat, forcing them to wear pink underwear and making hundreds of arrests in crackdowns that divided immigrant families. When reached for comment by ABC15 on Monday morning, Arpaio said his "main reaction was disappointment." Arpaio will now appeal Judge Bolton's verdict in order to get a trial by jury, according to a statement from his attorneys. "Her verdict is contrary to what every single witness testified in the case," the statement read. "Arpaio believes that a jury would have found in his favor, and that it will." Arpaio, who spent 24 years as the sheriff of metro Phoenix, skirted two earlier criminal investigations of his office. But he wasn't able to avoid legal problems when he prolonged his signature immigration patrols for nearly a year and a half after a different judge ordered him to stop. That judge later ruled they racially profiled Latinos. The lawman who made defiance a hallmark of his tenure was found guilty of misdemeanor contempt-of-court for ignoring the 2011 court order to stop the patrols. The 85-year-old faces up to six years in jail, though attorneys who have followed the case doubt that someone his age would be incarcerated. [Read more in comments.]](https://pics.me.me/breaking-former-maricopa-county-sheriff-joe-arpaio-found-guilty-of-26488619.png)
PHOENIX - Former Sheriff Joe Arpaio was convicted of a criminal charge Monday for refusing to stop traffic patrols that targeted immigrants,...
Bad, Fall, and Life: Monday's
Daily Inspo: "Don't judge my story by the chapter you walked in on." If you happened to walk in on me the night I filmed this Boomerang I can assure you it 'twas a fabulous chapter!!! 😉Enjoy each moment of your story even if you have an overwhelming amount of bad chapters. They will eventually lead you to the good ones and you'll have some badass stories!!! Life is a gift don't take a step for granted... even if you fall!!! 🙏🏽💜🙏🏽 Who's ready to make some Monday Magic???
Daily Inspo: "Don't judge my story by the chapter you walked in on." If you happened to walk in on me the night I filmed this Boomerang I ca...
Doge, Memes, and Home: "It's not healthy staying home and
avoiding social interaction because
you're too attached to your dog.
Me:
@chaos.reigns
ONLY DOGE CAN JUDGE ME
Same tho. literallythatsyou dogpeoplegetit Via @chaos.reigns_
Same tho. literallythatsyou dogpeoplegetit Via @chaos.reigns_
