Simple words spoken to me by a witness as she left the courtroom, " you inspire me!" #makesitallworthwhileMMM, this makes one think what is going on in Chesapeake JDR courtroom 3??
— Eileen Olds (@tellthejudge) October 29, 2013
Showing posts with label JDR Court. Show all posts
Showing posts with label JDR Court. Show all posts
Friday, November 15, 2013
Why did she say this to Judge Olds???
Saturday, August 16, 2008
COURTS NOT OF RECORD: JUVENILE AND DOMESTIC RELATIONS DISTRICT COURTS.
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COURTS NOT OF RECORD: JUVENILE AND DOMESTIC RELATIONS DISTRICT COURTS.
Juvenile court has no authority to appoint counsel for child who is subject of abuse and neglect, entrustment agreement, or petition for termination of residual parental rights, but must appoint guardian ad litem for such child.
Juvenile court has no authority to appoint guardian ad litem for juvenile defendant, in addition to appointment of legal counsel, to represent child in delinquency, child in need of services, or child in need of supervision proceeding.
Juvenile court has no authority to appoint guardian ad litem, in addition to appointment of legal counsel, to represent parent, guardian or other adult charged with abuse or neglect of child or parent or guardian who would be subjected to loss of residual parental rights.
In cases other than abuse and neglect, entrustment agreements, termination of parental rights, delinquency, or child in need of services or supervision, juvenile court may appoint either counsel or guardian ad litem, but not both.
click here to read more, also if you can't find the pdf let me know I have a copy..
COURTS NOT OF RECORD: JUVENILE AND DOMESTIC RELATIONS DISTRICT COURTS.
Juvenile court has no authority to appoint counsel for child who is subject of abuse and neglect, entrustment agreement, or petition for termination of residual parental rights, but must appoint guardian ad litem for such child.
Juvenile court has no authority to appoint guardian ad litem for juvenile defendant, in addition to appointment of legal counsel, to represent child in delinquency, child in need of services, or child in need of supervision proceeding.
Juvenile court has no authority to appoint guardian ad litem, in addition to appointment of legal counsel, to represent parent, guardian or other adult charged with abuse or neglect of child or parent or guardian who would be subjected to loss of residual parental rights.
In cases other than abuse and neglect, entrustment agreements, termination of parental rights, delinquency, or child in need of services or supervision, juvenile court may appoint either counsel or guardian ad litem, but not both.
click here to read more, also if you can't find the pdf let me know I have a copy..
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Update: to Access Deny Post
Post link Click here, I wrote them to ask if I could get a copy of the story this is Their Reply:
Please I have read other stories that were completely lousy, I still think there is a cover up on this one....
First off why did this guy choose to kill himself in the JDR Courthouse, After hours when there was no one else around.. Knowing that he would be found till next morning..
Thank you for your message to HamptonRoads.com and Pilot Online.The story you cited does not meet our criteria for reporting on a suicide. Typically, we don't report suicides except when there are extreme or unusual circumstances, and this was not one of those cases.The story was erroneously posted on our web site by a new online reporter. It was removed when it came to the attention of editors.I hope that answers your question. Please let me know if you have any further questions.Jane ElizabethDirector of Online News
Please I have read other stories that were completely lousy, I still think there is a cover up on this one....
First off why did this guy choose to kill himself in the JDR Courthouse, After hours when there was no one else around.. Knowing that he would be found till next morning..
Saturday, July 5, 2008
17-year-old charged in teen's homicide may be tried as adult
Now nice in VA if you are 14-17 you can be tried as adult but you can't consent to have sex with another the same age or over 18.
I wonder what judge was assigned to his arraignment, no less by Video, I guess the sheriff"s office had some cut back, unable to drive these defendants less then two blocks to the courthouse.
Also if it is the law, by even bother having a hearing in JDR court anyway. I guess that could also save money. Also if this is law then they would have an arraignment it would be a Probable Cause hearing then. So I ask which is it, was it an arraignment where one is informed of their's rights, or was it a probable cause hearing, was his lawyer there, if not then it was just an arraignment. So when does his Probable Cause hearing in JDR Take place..
I wonder what judge was assigned to his arraignment, no less by Video, I guess the sheriff"s office had some cut back, unable to drive these defendants less then two blocks to the courthouse.
Chesapeake Commonwealth's Attorney Nancy Parr says, "Under the law in Virginia anybody over the age of 14 who's charged with murder or rape will be tried as an adult after they have a preliminary hearing in juvenile court." She went on to say, "If the court determines probable cause he will be transferred over to the Circuit Court and tried as an adult."
Also if it is the law, by even bother having a hearing in JDR court anyway. I guess that could also save money. Also if this is law then they would have an arraignment it would be a Probable Cause hearing then. So I ask which is it, was it an arraignment where one is informed of their's rights, or was it a probable cause hearing, was his lawyer there, if not then it was just an arraignment. So when does his Probable Cause hearing in JDR Take place..
CHESAPEAKE, VA (WAVY.com) -- A 17-year-old charged in the shooting death of 18-year-old Lonnie Andrews, Jr., appeared at a video arraignment this morning in Chesapeake Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court.
The teen's parents stood before a judge as he heard the charges: Murder and Use of a Firearm.
Chesapeake Commonwealth's Attorney Nancy Parr says, "Under the law in Virginia anybody over the age of 14 who's charged with murder or rape will be tried as an adult after they have a preliminary hearing in juvenile court." She went on to say, "If the court determines probable cause he will be transferred over to the Circuit Court and tried as an adult."
The teen's father, who didn't want to reveal his name, tells WAVY.com, "I'm so sorry this happened. This is something I feel like could have been prevented and everything's going to come out. Just don't make judgements on any one of those young men. Just wait until the facts come out then make a judgement."
Also in the court was the victim's mother Marie Abbott, who said afterwards she just wants "justice for my son." She said nothing good can come from this for either family.
The teen remains held at a juvenile detention facility in Chesapeake. A preliminary hearing in the case is set for July 22.
Andrews was an Oscar Smith High School graduate who planned to attend Virginia State University in the fall on a full football scholarship. He was killed early Tuesday morning.
Monday, April 17, 2006
Chesapeake JDR Court Info
301 Albemarle Drive, 2nd Floor Chesapeake, Virginia 23320 (757) 382-8100 Fax: (757) 382-8152
Chief Judge:Rufus A. Banks, Jr.
Judges:Eileen A. Olds, Larry D. Willis, Sr.
Clerk's Office
Clerk of Court:Mrs. Lorraine C. Throckmorton
Address:301 Albemarle Drive, 2nd Floor Chesapeake, VA 23322
Clerk's Office Hours of Operation:Monday through Friday8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Telephone Number:(757) 382-8100
Fax Number:(757) 382-8152
Fathers don't stand a chance in this court at all.
If you should have the only female judge in this court you may want to hire a court report to record your hearing.
Tuesday, January 3, 2006
New Information
It would seem that the Virginia Court system is making it easier for people to get orders of protective. it called I-Can (CLICK HERE) I-Can is a computer program that asks questions and completes the correct court forms. The completed forms must be taken to the Court Services Unit that serves the appropriate Juvenile & Domestic Relations District Court.
I see how abusers of the systems can now sit at home and lie easier to get these orders. All they have to do is complete the Q&A then print it, sign it, then take to the court house and file it. Done!!!!
here its the link to the Chesapeake JDR Court, CLICK HERE
The judges of the juvenile and domestic relations district court are elected by the General Assembly for 6 year terms. Which i think after they serve two terms they so be replaced.
CLICK HERE this is How Ms Olds got her job.
Judges Olds needs to be remove from the brench ASAP. In my belief she is playing politics in her court room
I see how abusers of the systems can now sit at home and lie easier to get these orders. All they have to do is complete the Q&A then print it, sign it, then take to the court house and file it. Done!!!!
here its the link to the Chesapeake JDR Court, CLICK HERE
The judges of the juvenile and domestic relations district court are elected by the General Assembly for 6 year terms. Which i think after they serve two terms they so be replaced.
CLICK HERE this is How Ms Olds got her job.
Judges Olds needs to be remove from the brench ASAP. In my belief she is playing politics in her court room
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