http://ewsocis1.courts.state.va.us/CJISWeb/CaseDetail.do
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Spit bag wearing faggot.
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http://www.answers.com/Q/What_does_commitment_order_mean


A commitment order is an order issued by a judge when he finds that an individual is so mentally ill that they are a danger to themselves or society. It is not the same as a conviction for a crime. The procedures vary state to state, but it usually involves some person (usually family) bringing the case to a judge, who then orders that the individual be evaluated by a psychiatric professional. If the professional suggests that a commitment order would be called for, the judge then orders that the individual either begin receiving psychiatric help within the community, or be held against their will in a hospital while they are treated.

Lets be intellectually honest for a change:

Commitment Order -- A court order directing that a person be kept in custody, usually in a penal or mental facility.

I Basl's case it is clearly the order to remain in jail.

Commitment Order (Form DC352) to Jail

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https://www.dcjs.virginia.gov/corrections/documents/Guideline05%20Seeking%20a%20Capias%20and%20Filing%20a%20Motion%20for%20Show%20cause.pdf

What are the "animal violations"?

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> What are the "animal violations"?

That poor, poor cat.

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Animal cruelty charges (leaving animals out in severe weather, not feeding them, etc.)

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> Animal cruelty charges (leaving animals out in
> severe weather, not feeding them, etc.)

It has nothing to do with animals. The proceedings in question fall into the "other" category. In this instance it is a bond appeal.

Why was he committed? Was he a danger to himself (is suicide) or somebody else? Or did Leiser/Morenos just put the screws to him?

Again -- this is untrue. The words "Commitment Order" mean more than 1 thing.

It's very much true

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> It has nothing to do with animals. The
> proceedings in question fall into the "other"
> category. In this instance it is a bond appeal.


The "animal violations" comes from the Loudoun Co. Circ. Court Website screenshot above, which if you'd looked at it, you'd have seen.

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> > category. In this instance it is a bond
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> The "animal violations" comes from the Loudoun Co.
> Circ. Court Website screenshot above, which if
> you'd looked at it, you'd have seen.


eesh has no animal cruelty charges. Just same category as mentioned above.

Abandoning your cat by going to jail because you trolled a dead cat is animal cruelty

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> Commitment Order -- A court order directing that a
> person be kept in custody, usually in a penal or
> mental facility.
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> I Basl's case it is clearly the order to remain in
> jail.


If that is so, why does he have a bond hearing? Defeats the purpose.

he was wearing a spit bag for a reason

Is it to keep a perp from spitting on everyone? Was eesh really wearing one? Where?

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> eesh has no animal cruelty charges. Just same
> category as mentioned above.



http://www.fairfaxunderground.com/forum/read/40/314494/315658.html#msg-315658

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http://www.fairfaxunderground.com/forum/read/40/2093879/2093879.html#msg-2093879

Good