@unwrappedbycandy: A judge has approved a gag order in the Ohio case involving Gary Siders Jr., limiting what prosecutors, investigators, defense attorneys, court staff, and other officials can publicly say about the case. The case is not sealed. Court hearings and public filings can still move forward, and the media can continue reporting on what happens in court. The order mainly restricts public comments from those directly involved in the case. Do you think this protects the right to a fair trial, or does it leave the public with fewer answers? ⬇️ Let me know your thoughts in the comments. #OhioCase #truecrimecommunity #TrueCrime #siders #vintoncounty

Robyn | Founder of Gloavia :

So he must have some real dirt on him. Pun intended.

mackenzie :

welp maybe the rumors are true

Beepbopbooop :

Yes, because of jury selection. If for whatever reason he is found guilty, he can file an appeal on the fact that he entered the trial unfairly due to too much public knowledge of the case and he didn’t have access to a non-biased jury. It’s for the best.

savoryfruits2006. :

Jen :

Maybe they should put a gag order on Elizabeth’s attorney? He’s a big mouth

mosquitohawk🎯_adapt :

Imagine how much more happy, healthy, and productive our communities would be if we stopped centering the patriarchy and centered women and children, instead. If we stopped setting women and children up to fail and changed systems/institutions for the better, instead.

sãmrãt_síñgh❤️❤️ :

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