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He also left out the fact that the defendant wasn't "wrongly convicted". The State dropped the charges. Yeah, after 18 years that is strange but there's no background info about the case either.
You conveniently left out that the garnish was for unpaid child support.
I don't care if he was in prison or not, he should make good on child support after he is out.
He also left out the fact that the defendant wasn't "wrongly convicted". The State dropped the charges. Yeah, after 18 years that is strange but there's no background info about the case either.
You conveniently left out that the garnish was for unpaid child support.
I don't care if he was in prison or not, he should make good on child support after he is out.
I wouldn't exactly call that wrongful conviction.
Child support he couldn't pay because he was wrongly sent to prison
You conveniently left out that the garnish was for unpaid child support.
I don't care if he was in prison or not, he should make good on child support after he is out.
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God forbid a ****** see justice in Texas, eh skull?
I got to agree with Jbeukema on this, how is this man supposed to pay back child support when he was locked up for 18 years for something he didn't do and now he doesn't have any skills to get a job? especially with a criminal record.
Quoting that before you realize you just showed your true colours and try to edit it.So ******* shouldn't pay child support?
I got to agree with Jbeukema on this, how is this man supposed to pay back child support when he was locked up for 18 years for something he didn't do and now he doesn't have any skills to get a job? especially with a criminal record.
He pays it after he gets out.
He's out so now he pays. It's called parental and legal responsibility. Just because he was in jail and it wasn't his fault doesn't mean he gets a pass on his obligations.
Hell if you're on your way to pay an electric bill and some guy t bones you and you end up in the hospital for 6 months it wasn't your fault but you'll still have to pay to get your power turned back on when you get home
I got to agree with Jbeukema on this, how is this man supposed to pay back child support when he was locked up for 18 years for something he didn't do and now he doesn't have any skills to get a job? especially with a criminal record.
He pays it after he gets out.
He's out so now he pays. It's called parental and legal responsibility. Just because he was in jail and it wasn't his fault doesn't mean he gets a pass on his obligations.
Hell if you're on your way to pay an electric bill and some guy t bones you and you end up in the hospital for 6 months it wasn't your fault but you'll still have to pay to get your power turned back on when you get home