NY tells Paxton to pound sand.

[ASHES]

I never said otherwise.

Reread. Yes you did.

She can be tried in absentia is what you said. But no she can't.

 

[Napoleon]

Reread. Yes you did.

Quote where I claimed that she could be prosecuted in civil court.

 

[ElChupacabra]

Like what?

Well, we are in the age of masked goons in vans roaming around.

 

[ASHES]

Quote where I claimed that she could be prosecuted in civil court.

Watch the conversation.

She should be tried in absentia in Texas.

LMAO you don't get "tried" in civil court. Only people getting prosecuted are being "tried". Nice try!

You’ve never heard of a civil trial? Wow.

In a civil trial the issue is tried not the person. Nice backpedal.

ETA:
The issue in a civil trial can not be tried in absentia. Your logic fails.

I never said otherwise.

Reread. Yes you did.

She can be tried in absentia is what you said. But no she can't.

See how the language flows, with meaning, one post after another?

 

[Lycanthrope]

Why is it that so many Righties are such awful people?

Is it just that they are awful, or that they are awful while wrapping themselves in Christian narratives?

 

[ASHES]

Imagine trying the issue, without the issue present. That is the logic @Napoleon is selling.

In a civil trial, if a party is absent, a default judgment can enter.

 

[SNOWFLAKE]

Is it just that they are awful, or that they are awful while wrapping themselves in Christian narratives?

Both?

 

[SavannahMann]

She should be tried in absentia in Texas.

If only the Constitution agreed with you. Lawsuits must be filed in the County where the Defendant Resides.

 

[Blue Dog]

Ken Paxton is trying raise his national profile. Its performance artistry….

 

[ASHES]

Then too bad. Your credibility will never recover from this.

Have you answered the question about being tried in absentia in civil court yet?

Watch the conversation.












See how the language flows, with meaning, one post after another?

 

[ASHES]

Yes. See post 278 in this thread.

Don't know why you're quoting that there. Anyway, where did you answer my points about civil litigation and retain credibility?

 

[Peter]

Texas has no standing to enforce anything that happens outside of it's jurisdiction. That's just a legal fact.

Let's see them try and take legal action over stuff done in the UK they don't like.
It'll be fun.