Brother Dustin Fletcher - Greetings

[Br.DustinFletcher]

New Year and Yule Greetings from Brother Dustin Fletcher, Snake River CI - Oregon, USA

From Dustin Fletcher - December 25

@Rev.Cambeul, Happy Yule brother! I am surprised this worked also. I will also tell J. to try again. I told him that they said approved but that I had not heard from you yet. He told me today that he has tried calling you the last couple days but has had no luck. Hopefully is finds you in good health and spirits. Please send mine to everyone when you are able. Well brother we will see if this makes it. Until next time R!

From: Dustin Fletcher - December 31

New Year's Greetings Brother. I hope this finds you in good health and spirits. I am glad to hear that you and j can message now. Hopefully this stays working to some degree. I just wanted to send a short one to check in. Please send mine to everyone. Until next...

No worries. I'll add it to the forum in your name.

I hope your family is well and the swine aren't treating you badly.

Also I've checked out how much/little we can type here at Telmate/GettingOut. Compared to before, it's not much at all. It's only about a quarter of what we could have put on AccessCorrections

R! 23/23
@Cailen.

[Br.DustinFletcher]

@Rev.Cambeul, Happy belated jubilee brother. Hopefully all is well on your end. How is everything going? Please send my regards to our race and my brothers. I was curious an have been thinking about my upcoming parole. Do we have any established Creators in or around the northwest (Oregon and Washington) that I will be able to look up when I get out? I know I am going to make my own community but was just curious if we have anyone. Update me when you can. R!

[Br.DustinFletcher]

@Rev.Cambeul, Respects brother,

I hope this finds you in good health and spirits. It has just come to my attention that I won my Ramos Case. This means that it is a very good possibility that I will be paroling in the next few months. It may even be a case of when the paperwork gets filed over the next couple months it may result in immediate release. I will keep you updated as I learn.

Please send my regards to my brothers an my race!

Until then I hope you are well.  Creatively, R! Dustin

The Many Layers of the Ramos Case

https://news.yahoo.com/many-layers-ramos-case-171558581.html

Excerpt: The Supreme Court's decision in Ramos v. Louisiana ruled that the Constitution requires a unanimous jury verdict to convict anyone accused of a serious crime. Most Americans probably thought this was already the law. It was generally accepted as the law when the Bill of Rights was written, and for a century thereafter. But two states, Louisiana and Oregon, have laws allowing convictions on a 10–2 vote, which survived a challenge in 1972 (Louisiana repealed its law in 2018 for new prosecutions).

Unanimous in 1791
A regular hot topic in the Supreme Court is originalism: whether the Constitution's language should be read to mean what the people who ratified it understood it to mean at the time. In this case, "at the time" mostly means 1791, when the states ratified the Sixth Amendment's guarantee of a trial by jury.

In Ramos, however, there was surprisingly limited debate over originalism. The Sixth Amendment says only "trial by an impartial jury," and in fact, the Senate in 1791 deleted James Madison's original reference to unanimous juries, which had passed the House. But the Court found that a verdict by a unanimous jury was a universal and longstanding assumption in the common law of the time, dating back to the 14th century and explicitly included in the constitutions of six states. No justice seriously attempted to argue the point. The Court concluded that the Senate had simply left the term "impartial jury" as a stand-in for the prevailing assumptions about what a jury trial meant, including unanimous verdicts.

[Br.DustinFletcher]

@Rev.Cambeul, Respects brother!

I just wanted to check in. I was hoping to have an update on my case but such isn't the case yet.

How is your fence project going? Is the weather still super hot? Hopefully all is well. J is under me now as you know but I make sure to get him on his vent and get his blood going, keeps him alive. Haha.

Well brother send mine to my brothers and my race. Especially to osis I miss him.

Until next time. R! 23/23

[Br.DustinFletcher]

@Rev.Cambeul, Hail, brother!

Sorry about my dereliction to get back to you sooner.

I hope things are well on your end. I get stopping on the fence due to price. I am seriously in my head about trying to start life from square one right now with the price of everything, but I will figure it out.

@Rev.DrJoeEsposito laughed when I told him what you said about the bike. He understands the price thing for sure but also said it's you that has to ride it.
I told him to get a laughing grumble of disapproval out of PM Joe by telling him that when I finish my car and old bike, I am planning on getting a rice grinder motor and fitting it into a rigid/saviour frame. Leaning towards a Honda 4 from the 70's/80's. 😋 Joe knows the cost for a Harley motor is just too much outside America. They're just not worth it. ~ @Cailen.

I am glad to hear that the weather there is much better. Ours is getting to be about perfect to me, but I tend to like it a bit cooler.

I am still waiting on an update on my Ramos stuff.

How are you doing?

Me and PM Joe were harping on the fact that the NAACP awards took over country music channel last night. We were blown away.

Well brother send mine to our brothers and my race.

Until next time R!