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[SoldierGriz]

Ha. It’s cute that you think an inability to pass will be the bubs’ limiting factor.

What happened to the bubs’ on-the-field defense (not trial defense)? Seriously, not long ago you guys had a proud defense. Now, the one bub guy posted that he believes they will give up 45 points on average this year. That’s not championship football.

Wait a minute. There was a Cat fan on here that predicted this will be, quite literally, the worst Bobcat defense in the 127 year history? And you believed him? Geeezzzus garr. Somebody on here who actually knows you needs to conduct a wellness check. You seem sick.

Not sure where you guys find these Cat trolls tbh.

Go find 33 - he is yours...

 

[3-7-77]

Why do Cat fans think they need to come to a GRIZ message board in order to "help some characters see the light"? Why would any fan think it's a good idea to go to their rivals message board and say things like that?

Newsflash: We're fans. We're going to say irrational things as we support our team. If you don't like it, go back to your own board.

Answer:
Innate desire to enlighten us Non-Engineer/Non-Farmer heathen. They are what they are.

 

[CDAGRIZ]

Ha. It’s cute that you think an inability to pass will be the bubs’ limiting factor.

What happened to the bubs’ on-the-field defense (not trial defense)? Seriously, not long ago you guys had a proud defense. Now, the one bub guy posted that he believes they will give up 45 points on average this year. That’s not championship football.

Wait a minute. There was a Cat fan on here that predicted this will be, quite literally, the worst Bobcat defense in the 127 year history? And you believed him? Geeezzzus garr. Somebody on here who actually knows you needs to conduct a wellness check. You seem sick.

Not sure where you guys find these Cat trolls tbh.

Maybe bailing out of County, where Sixx finds a good portion of the Bozeman State coaching staff?

 

[3-7-77]

This is a serious question: Why is it taking so long for these cases to come to trial? These are misdemeanor charges, right? There are several lawyers on this site who could tackle this question. Why? I'm not trolling. I am not asking for insider information. I'd just like to know what is going on, in all probability. :?:

 

[SoldierGriz]

This is a serious question: Why is it taking so long for these cases to come to trial? These are misdemeanor charges, right? There are several lawyers on this site who could tackle this question. Why? I'm not trolling. I am not asking for insider information. I'd just like to know what is going on, in all probability. :?:

There's some podcast forthcoming - supposed to inform us. :roll:

 

[bigsky33]

This is a serious question: Why is it taking so long for these cases to come to trial? These are misdemeanor charges, right? There are several lawyers on this site who could tackle this question. Why? I'm not trolling. I am not asking for insider information. I'd just like to know what is going on, in all probability. :?:

Living in the area, I don't think it is uncommon for cases to take this long. I don't think the courts have kept up with the rapid growth in the Bozeman area.

 

[Wolf777]

This is a serious question: Why is it taking so long for these cases to come to trial? These are misdemeanor charges, right? There are several lawyers on this site who could tackle this question. Why? I'm not trolling. I am not asking for insider information. I'd just like to know what is going on, in all probability. :?:

Living in the area, I don't think it is uncommon for cases to take this long. I don't think the courts have kept up with the rapid growth in the Bozeman area.

It’s a fair point. A lot of the infrastructure over there was not ready for the growth that has taken place over the last several years. However, given the cost of housing, you think tax fees based on assessments would have the county drowning in money and given the clientele that has moved in you would also have imagine that there has been a powerful vocal minority to influence more growth and change than just in the airport and housing.

 

[EverettGriz]

This is a serious question: Why is it taking so long for these cases to come to trial? These are misdemeanor charges, right? There are several lawyers on this site who could tackle this question. Why? I'm not trolling. I am not asking for insider information. I'd just like to know what is going on, in all probability. :?:

It’s likely the DA is just delaying trial pending additional charges. I mean, it’s quite obvious that Guzzlin Garza will wrack up at least a few more DUIs over the next few months. Why not save everyone’s times and combine those into me trial?

 

[SoldierGriz]

Living in the area, I don't think it is uncommon for cases to take this long. I don't think the courts have kept up with the rapid growth in the Bozeman area.

It’s a fair point. A lot of the infrastructure over there was not ready for the growth that has taken place over the last several years. However, given the cost of housing, you think tax fees based on assessments would have the county drowning in money and given the clientele that has moved in you would also have imagine that there has been a powerful vocal minority to influence more growth and change than just in the airport and housing.

You think those moving into bozo care deeply about the criminal justice system? Watch for defund and no-bail movements...they're coming if not already there.

 

[Wolf777]

It’s a fair point. A lot of the infrastructure over there was not ready for the growth that has taken place over the last several years. However, given the cost of housing, you think tax fees based on assessments would have the county drowning in money and given the clientele that has moved in you would also have imagine that there has been a powerful vocal minority to influence more growth and change than just in the airport and housing.

You think those moving into bozo care deeply about the criminal justice system? Watch for defund and no-bail movements...they're coming if not already there.

You know soldier that rich liberals and rich conservatives feel the same right? Stay away from my money and stay away from my neighborhood. The class of people that is moving in have money and don’t like inner city problems that they may or may not have created in their own states. They expect safe neighborhoods and homes. They will say defund the police while still expecting a police response within minutes for a raccoon in the trash can. It is indeed and upside down world. I guarantee the elitism in the Gallatin Valley is at an all time high.

 

[SoldierGriz]

You think those moving into bozo care deeply about the criminal justice system? Watch for defund and no-bail movements...they're coming if not already there.

You know soldier that rich liberals and rich conservatives feel the same right? Stay away from my money and stay away from my neighborhood. The class of people that is moving in have money and don’t like inner city problems that they may or may not have created in their own states. They expect safe neighborhoods and homes. They will say defund the police while still expecting a police response within minutes for a raccoon in the trash can. It is indeed and upside down world. I guarantee the elitism in the Gallatin Valley is at an all time high.

Have been away for a long time - haven't been to bozo in many, many years. Just hard to imagine these folks - money and all - aren't bringing their politics with them. Are they escaping the policies they helped create to create the same policies in new places? Or, do they love their policies and hope to promulgate them elsewhere?

Crazy times indeed.

 

[3-7-77]

As far as I can tell, the charges are all midemeanors. City Court, aka Municipal Court. There is no excuse for an backup of cases. There is also no excuse for MSdUi not suspending all involved, until their 'due process' has run its course.
Back in the day, a third DUI conviction was a felony. Somewhere in the last 40 years,the Legislature changed the law. Brilliant!!! :roll:

 

[bigsky33]

As far as I can tell, the charges are all midemeanors. City Court, aka Municipal Court. There is no excuse for an backup of cases. There is also no excuse for MSdUi not suspending all involved, until their 'due process' has run its course.
Back in the day, a third DUI conviction was a felony. Somewhere in the last 40 years,the Legislature changed the law. Brilliant!!! :roll:

As far as the Municipal Court, they are slammed with cases. The growth in the Bozeman area is off the charts. Cases are taking a long time to go thru the system. Not disagreeing on your other points.

 

[retiredpopo]

As far as I can tell, the charges are all midemeanors. City Court, aka Municipal Court. There is no excuse for an backup of cases. There is also no excuse for MSdUi not suspending all involved, until their 'due process' has run its course.
Back in the day, a third DUI conviction was a felony. Somewhere in the last 40 years,the Legislature changed the law. Brilliant!!! :roll:

it is common for cases to take an extended amount of time to get tried or adjudicated, nothing unusual about that. I don't ever remember 3 being a felony, you are probably thinking of 3 domestic violence charges being a felony. Speedy trial comes into play but both sides end up waiving the speedy trail. a speedy trial is like 6 1/2 months so again not sure this is unusual especially considering the case load on courts in any of Montana's bigger towns.

 

[3-7-77]

Well, I don't spend my free time( as opposed to my incarcerated time :lol: )sniffing around court rooms. Guess my traffic citation experiences, and the speed at which they were handled, as the norm. Pleaded guilty. I did it. Don't do the crime if ya can't do the time. Maybe the terrible trio could be sentences to mandatory watching of "Baretta" reruns as part of their sentences. Guess my I haven't made the Ten Most Wanted List, yet.

The third DUI thing was a fact, as I recall, in the early '80s. Any of you legal pro's with experience in the 70s and 80s could clarify this for y'all, or correct my misunderstanding.

 

[Wolf777]

Well, I don't spend my free time( as opposed to my incarcerated time :lol: )sniffing around court rooms. Guess my traffic citation experiences, and the speed at which they were handled, as the norm. Pleaded guilty. I did it. Don't do the crime if ya can't do the time. Guess my I haven't made the Ten Most Wanted List, yet.

The third DUI thing was a fact, as I recall, in the early '80s. Any of you legal pro's with experience in the 70s and 80s could clarify this for y'all, or correct my misunderstanding.

“Driving Under the Influence, First through Third Offense, a Misdemeanor

M.C.A. § 61-8-714 (1): On a DUI first offense, the minimums and maximums are:

Jail time: 24 hours – 6 months
Fine: $600 – $1,000
The person must also pay for and complete the ACT assessment, education, and treatment program as required by M.C.A. § 61-8-732.
The person’s driver’s license shall also be suspended for a period of 6 months, though the person may be eligible for a probationary, necessary use, license, subject to M.C.A. § 61-5-208(2)(b).
Possible ignition interlock requirement during the probationary period pursuant to M.C.A. § 61-8-442.

M.C.A. § 61-8-714 (2): On a DUI second offense, the minimums and maximums are:

Jail time: 7 days – 6 months
Fine: $1,200 – $2,000
The person must also pay for and complete the ACT assessment, education, and treatment program as required by M.C.A. § 61-8-732.
The person’s driver’s license shall also be suspended for a period of twelve (12) months and the person is not eligible for a probationary, necessary use, license, subject to M.C.A. § 61-5-208(2)(b) until forty-five (45) days of the suspension have been served and the Court will order an ignition interlock.

M.C.A. § 61-8-714 (3): On a DUI third offense, the minimums and maximums are:

Jail time: 30 days – 12 months
Fine: $2,500 – $5,000
The person must also pay for and complete the ACT assessment, education, and treatment program as required by M.C.A. § 61-8-732.
The person’s driver’s license shall also be suspended for a period of twelve (12) months and the person is not eligible for a probationary, necessary use, license, subject to M.C.A. § 61-5-208(2)(b) until ninety (90) days of the suspension have been served and the Court will order an ignition interlock.

M.C.A. 61-8-731: On a DUI Fourth or Subsequent Offense, a Felony, the penalties are:

Prison time: 13 months and up to 5 years suspended
Fine: $5,000 – $10,000
If the offender successfully completes a residential alcohol treatment program operated or approved by the Department of Corrections, the remainder of the 13-month sentence must be served on probation. The imposition or execution of the 13-month sentence may not be deferred or suspended, and the person is not eligible for parole.“

 

[3-7-77]

Wolf, thank you, but that is CURRENT law. What was on the books in 1980? I know the MCA titles have a history of changes made at the end of each particular title. Hard for me to do that on iPhone internet.

 

[Bear Spray]

As far as I can tell, the charges are all midemeanors. City Court, aka Municipal Court. There is no excuse for an backup of cases. There is also no excuse for MSdUi not suspending all involved, until their 'due process' has run its course.
Back in the day, a third DUI conviction was a felony. Somewhere in the last 40 years,the Legislature changed the law. Brilliant!!! :roll:

it is common for cases to take an extended amount of time to get tried or adjudicated, nothing unusual about that. I don't ever remember 3 being a felony, you are probably thinking of 3 domestic violence charges being a felony. Speedy trial comes into play but both sides end up waiving the speedy trail. a speedy trial is like 6 1/2 months so again not sure this is unusual especially considering the case load on courts in any of Montana's bigger towns.

So 3-7-77 you are correct, dui's are misdemeanors in Montana on 2nd & 3rd offense. Not sure what that means for Garza, but I don't believe MT will count his awesome stats from other states. The rest of your post is either trolling or stupidity, but based on other your posts in this thread I'll give you grace that you're really not that stupid. You once asked if I was born an asshole - take a good look at your posts & ask yourself if there's even a hint of altruism in them? Maybe you should take a break. For the record, this collective group of griz fans who claim to loathe the Cats & all things Cats are running a thread about said Cats under the premise that drinking and driving is a bad, bad thing - which is absolutely true - but the truth of the matter, as some have actually admitted to, is that you have an unhealthy dose of schaedenfreude - and have fallen into the same pit of dispare Cat fans suffered through those many, many years ago. You all have collectively become the fan base you so often, to this day, blast & despise! By the way, this isn't a story anywhere else, just on Egriz. Hmmm, why could that be? Flack jacket going on now.....

 

[EverettGriz]

it is common for cases to take an extended amount of time to get tried or adjudicated, nothing unusual about that. I don't ever remember 3 being a felony, you are probably thinking of 3 domestic violence charges being a felony. Speedy trial comes into play but both sides end up waiving the speedy trail. a speedy trial is like 6 1/2 months so again not sure this is unusual especially considering the case load on courts in any of Montana's bigger towns.

So 3-7-77 you are correct, dui's are misdemeanors in Montana on 2nd & 3rd offense. Not sure what that means for Garza, but I don't believe MT will count his awesome stats from other states. The rest of your post is either trolling or stupidity, but based on other your posts in this thread I'll give you grace that you're really not that stupid. You once asked if I was born an asshole - take a good look at your posts & ask yourself if there's even a hint of altruism in them? Maybe you should take a break. For the record, this collective group of griz fans who claim to loathe the Cats & all things Cats are running a thread about said Cats under the premise that drinking and driving is a bad, bad thing - which is absolutely true - but the truth of the matter, as some have actually admitted to, is that you have an unhealthy dose of schaedenfreude - and have fallen into the same pit of dispare Cat fans suffered through those many, many years ago. You all have collectively become the fan base you so often, to this day, blast & despise! By the way, this isn't a story anywhere else, just on Egriz. Hmmm, why could that be? Flack jacket going on now.....

Why is that? And why do you think we’re continuing to make it a story if no one else is?

Hint: because it IS a story. An enormous one. And I won’t let MsdUi admin bury it.

 

[3-7-77]

:lol: Scat troll on eGriz, again. You have a good memory, or my question, asked long ago, hit a nerve. I'll ask the question, again. Is the answer, 1) innate, 2) had to work at it, or 3) both, ? Scheadenfreude. :lol:
I'd like one set of laws, equally applied to all. "Equal justice under the law." Sould familiar?