Podcasts about jsin

https://www.bullhucker.com/​ https://www.facebook.com/brushemporiumandpizzaporium https://www.facebook.com/GordonEnterprisesLLC2 The Bullhucker podcast is a show where we bring on a guest who will tell 3 stories about their life. The kicker is….only two of the stories are true. Our two hosts try and figure out which one is not true or as we call it…The Bullhucker. In this episode Jsin comes on and tells us 3 stories about why thieves suck, meeting an idol and why waffles are best made rainbow style.

David DePape did something terrible, breaking into the San Franscisco home of Nancy and Paul Pelosi, attempting to Kidnap the former Speaker of the House, and savagely attacking her husband with a hammer.  He was just convicted in federal court for his crimes, with more to come in state court.   He is more than just his crimes.  But sadly, the likely truth of DePape's mitigation story has yet to be, and may never be fully told.  So let's get set for sentencing with Doug Passon and Mark Allenbaugh!   IN THIS EPISODE:    Sentencing guidelines discussion; Why DePape faces an almost certain life sentence; DePape's  potential incarceration location; The ongoing terrible dysfunction of the Federal Bureau of Prisons; Discussing DePape's possible mental health issues and why they have not yet come into play; The BOP's inadequacy providing mental health (or any health) treatment.   LINKS: We talked about data Mark obtain from the Judicial Sentencing INformation database, or "JSIN".  We did a podcast on this a while back: https://setforsentencing.com/podcast/jsin-will-judicial-sentencing-information-mutilate-the-stats-or-slash-sentences/   Doug mentioned that the crimes here were very similar to that of the plot to kidnap the govenerner of Michigan (Gretchen Whitmer) and livestream her "trial".  The difference here, at least as it comes to defendant Ty Garbin, was that Mr. Garbin came to understood how wrong his beliefs and conduct were, and went to great lengths to atone for his crimes.  As such, unlike his co-defendants who went to trial and fought to the bitter end, he received a very lenient sentence.  The same fate does not await Mr. DePape, who also is still unfortunately unyeildingly entrenched in his conspiracy theories. If you'd like to see the sentencing mitigation video Doug Passon produced for Mr. Garbin's case, his lawyers made it available here:  https://youtu.be/AOhOY3uuvRQ?si=AOxezRfKx-0bYkfX   Lastly, Doug mentioned a case involving a client with Delusional Disorder.  He litigated that case with an extraordinary attorney by the name of Donna Elm.  Donna and Doug did a podcast on this subject a while back.  Take a listen! https://setforsentencing.com/podcast/rotting-with-your-rights-on-indefinite-detention-for-incompetent-clients/

Just when I think I'm out, they pull me back in!  Not that Mark Allenbaugh isn't a great guy to spend an hour with doing law-related chitty chat, but after a barrage of Allenbaugh episodes from Elmer to Donald to Walt, I thought I was gonna get to move on to a couple of other great guests and topics.  No such luck.  Because... Hunter Biden. We learned Hunter will plead guilty to two misdemeanor federal tax charges and enter pre-trial “diversion” for being a “user or addict in possession” of a gun.  In other words, because of his use of illicit substances, he was deemed to be a “prohibited possessor” under federal law.  It's uncertain how the tax misdemeanors will resolve, but on the gun charge, which would have been a FELONY had he been convicted, he'll instead get a couple of years of probation, do some drug treatment and then the charge will be dismissed.  But is he receiving special treatment with this plea?  Given our experience with what a rare unicorn diversion can be in the federal system, the answer is almost certainly, yes.   IN THIS EPISODE: Sentencing Guidelines for tax evasion counts; Whether the “Zero Point Offender” (ZIPPO) reduction will apply; The lowdown on 18 USC 922(g)(3), user or addict in possession of a firearm statute; Whether Hunter is getting a fair deal, a raw deal, or a sweetheart deal; The ins and outs of federal diversion, including how frequently (or not) it is offered by the government; Predictions about whether Hunter will get any time in prison for the tax misdemeanors; Predictions about whether the President will pardon his son;     LINKS:   Ep. 53, the Zero Point Offender (ZIPPO) episode:  https://dougpassonlaw.com/podcast/zippo/ JSIN episode: https://dougpassonlaw.com/podcast/jsin-will-judicial-sentencing-information-mutilate-the-stats-or-slash-sentences/ Online USDOJ policy manual:  https://www.justice.gov/jm/justice-manual  

Yes, NY Congressman George Santos is innocent until proven guilty.  That said, he has already been tried and convicted in the media for a plethora of demonstrably provable falsehoods, which will not bode well for him should he choose to exercise his right to trial on fraud charges.  Will he make the right choice, fall on his sword, resign from Congress, and demonstrate extraordinary remorse and acceptance of responsiblity?  Well, I shook my magic 8-ball and it said, "hell no".  So, now it's time to look at the possible sentence he faces if convicted.  Spoiler alert - it ain't pretty.   IN THIS EPISODE:     Possible sentencing ranges under statutes and guidelines for Mr. Santos;  Unfairness of guidelines in terms of burden of proof and relevant conduct; New guideline 2-level reduction for zero criminal history points; Criminal history issues;  Real world sentencing stats (JSIN and sentencing stats).   LINKS:   These are the former podcast episodes you might want to check out to get the full flavor of this one: Acquitted Conduct Episode:  https://dougpassonlaw.com/podcast/acquitted-conduct/   Elizabeth Holmes episode:  https://dougpassonlaw.com/podcast/elizabeth-holmes-sentencing-post-mortem/   New guidelines podcast (discussing -2 levels for zero criminal history): https://dougpassonlaw.com/podcast/big-guideline-changes-on-the-horizon-with-mark-allenbaugh/   JSIN - Judicial Sentencing Information: https://dougpassonlaw.com/podcast/jsin-will-judicial-sentencing-information-mutilate-the-stats-or-slash-sentences/  And, we talked some about NARRATIVE - a series of events that occur in search of solution to a problem.  If you're interested to learn more, here's a short, cheap book on amazon I co-authored with communication expert, Dr. Randy Olson: https://a.co/d/bHsD1PZ      

The US Sentencing Commission created "JSIN" (sounds like "Jason") as a resource for Judges who want to understand how defendants are really being sentenced under the guidelines.   And, currently thirty-one federal jurisdictions are now incorporating JSIN data into the pre-sentence report. But, are the stats accurate?  Could these numbers help or harm our clients? Therefore, helping us get Set For Sentencing... duh... who else could it be besides Mark Allenbaugh, the quintessential sentencing statistics guru?!   IN THIS EPISODE:    JSIN's attempt to fulfill the neglected mission of the Sentencing Commission – data collection; Flaws, kinks and glitches in the database; Practical tips for doing your own JSIN database searches (check that box!); Why the data excludes 5K, substantial assistance/cooperation departures; Why CJA lawyers should now ask for expert funds to combat JSIN numbers in Pre-Sentence Reports; How JSIN data will help not just for sentencing, but for appeal, compassionate release motion, and plea negotiations. LINKS: For a list of the 31 jurisdictions that now include JSIN data in presentence reports; visit the  shownotes, at:   www.setforsentencing.com/jsin

UEW IGNITION Event Jan. 22nd 2022. Recorded Jan. 28th 2022. Released Feb. 7th 2022 00:00 Introduction + 1st half of show Match 1 Logan Easton Laroux vs Baron Black Match 2 Isaiah Frazier vs Ethan Cross Match 3: The Outrunners (Truth Magnum and Turbo Floyd) vs Eddie Diamond and Timmy Danger Match 4: Blaqtus Jack vs Dreadking Logan 26:38 Intermission 29:30 2nd half of show Match 5: John Washington vs Vonn MIlla Match 6: Kris Keith, Sledge, Wes and Moses vs Jsin, Leo Kirby, Phil Brown and Thom Lattimer MAIN EVENT: Match 7: Josh Woods vs Rhett Titus Follow Mason @mgbwrestlingpod Follow Graham @mgbgraham Follow UEW Wrestling @unitedeliteRVA

Kiah Tee and her good friend, Jsin Graham of Unacceptable Behavior Podcast, are talking about whether closure after the end of a relationship is needed. In other words, do you need to talk about what happened at the end of the relationship or should you just pick up your feelings and move on? This episode is sure to get some people thinking about how closure should be handled after the end of a relationship.

This week on GhostPee Weston Unruh @westonunruh and Nick Holland @kickholland explore the parallels between professional wrestling and the NBA, patent another brilliantly bizarre movie idea (such as could only spawn from the sharply honed minds here at GhostPee), and develop what can only politely be described as "one metric fuck-ton" of new hashtags and catchphrases to help you help us promote GhostPee! Throughout the episode a handful of comics wander in and out, but none of them ever stood a chance at stealing thunder from this week's guest, Captain Jsin (@captain_jsin) a major cornerstone in the Fort Collins scene, and a man who practically sweats hustle.  Check out Captain Jsin’s website www.spiceupyourparty.com for more info about all the different shows that are going on around the Fort Collins area.  There are a bunch of super talented comics performing all around town so get out and support local live entertainment! Thanks for listening and sharing! https://www.facebook.com/mystagogueholland https://www.facebook.com/westonucomedy

This week, Dan & dawn talk to Jsin, producer of Beat Me In St Louis as well as new board member of the National Collation of Sexual Freedom on the NCSF and its mission, and why we should care. Plus the ramble about aspects of the community in general.      Plus! The best tentacle pics ever? Check these out from Vlad_Gansovsky at https://fetlife.com/users/850017/pictures

This week, we ask what the big deal is with these big kink events - should you even go to these? What is the benefit? Why avoid them?  We talk about our experience with the recent AIS:Central Ohio Perversion Excursion, and then chat with Jsin about the upcoming Spanksgiving event.  And Dan shares a little bit about something totally singular that happened at this last event...  Read our blog right at http://www.eroticawakening.com Join our Facebook page by searching for EroticAwakening (all one word) Visit our discussion group in Fetlife by searching for Erotic Awakening Give us a call and leave us a voicemail at 206-309-0054 Comments? Suggestions? Questions? Write us at dananddawn@eroticawakening.com

In the last few weeks, we brought you Sacred Kink, then Sex is Fun, so now we add the question of "Is this is a lifestyle?".  And we also sit down and chat with the fantastic Sarah Sloan (http://twitter.com/SarahSloane) and Mollena Williams (http://twitter.com/MOLLENA) from our time at Dark Odyssey to the sounds of slap and tickle and moans in the back ground. We discuss another aspect of the lifestyle - recovery in the lifestyle.  But wait, there is more - a quick conversation with Jsin, of Beat Me In St Louis, on that upcoming event. Great event, and time is running out to decide if this is what you make this one! And! I describe a scene with dawn in graphic details. *Rarr* And use her moans as a segway.  We wrap all that up with a "shout out" to all those great Chicago people. And coffee.