Off the Record with Leah

11/05/2024

PSA: Not registered to vote, in Nevada it’s not to late to register to vote and cast your ballot.

If you are registered to vote remember if using you mail in ballot, remember it must be postmarked today. Or drop it off at a polling location. Voting in person my only suggestion is be patient the lines will likely be long.

Whatever registers or not, your vote does count. Please vote and vote your conscience, regardless of what side you believe will be the best to lead this country! .

Same-day voter registration is available in Nevada for those with a valid Nevada driver’s license or ID card, and provisional ballots are available for those whose eligibility is not yet veri…

11/05/2024

Still undefeated! Go CHIEFS!

01/04/2024

Is 13 to young to be charged with murder?

This is a sad and at the same time interesting case. Here, a group of 10 teens are accused of being to death a 17 year old over a stolen ma*****na v**e pen.

The viral video of the fight is hard to watch. To see the level of violence involving a group of teens. One question for me is if the mob mentality played a factor in this matter. Not that it excuses the behavior but just my curiosity.

Nine teens have been arrested and a tenth teen is being sought by law enforcement. The youngest is a thirteen year old. His fifteen year old brother is also charged.

Four of the teens have been moved from the juvenile court to adult court, including the fifteen year old brother of the thirteen year old.

On Wednesday the thirteen year old and four other suspects appeared in juvenile court in front of Judge Amy Mastin.

The State wants all the teens moved to adult court, including the thirteen year old.

Defense Attorney, Anthony Wright made an interesting argument for the thirteen year old. He argued:

“He is not competent at this time to understand the procedures. The roles of the people involved in the process, including his attorney, prosecutor, the judge, and so on,” and “He doesn't have a basic understanding of the court procedure.”

The Judge has ordered a competency evaluation be done for the thirteen year old.

But the question remains is thirteen to young to be charged with murder in adult court? What are your thoughts, should he remain in juvenile court or join his brother to face the charges in adult?

I’ve not made up my mind as to which side I more align with. I have questions. Do you? Let’s go off the record and discuss

The attorney for a 13-year-old accused of murdering a classmate says his client may be too young to understand his charges and requested a competency exam.

01/04/2024

Join me at 7:15 pm PST tonight as we watch the insanity that occurred in one of our courtrooms today.

Deobra Redden, a 30 year old and a three-time felon, was in Clark County District Court Judge Mary Kay Holthus Court for sentencing when he litterly flew over the bench and violently attacking her.

Thankfully her Court Clerk and Baliff immediately jumped into action as
other officers promptly ran into the Courtroom to assist. It took multiple people to pull him off the Judge and to finally subdue him.

Thankfully, the local news is reporting the Judge is ok with just a bump on the head. Though she was transported to the hospital and at one point her clerk appears to say she is unconscious but i am not 100 percent sure that is what he said even after watching it multiple times, so you will have to tell me what you think.

Also while physically, she may only have bumps and bruises, I imagine the emotional is off the charts.

Sending all my thoughts to Judge Holthus has a speedy recovery and returns to the bench soon.

Join me here as we watch and discuss this shocking video:

https://www.youtube.com/live/AAGSvCtmvP8?si=V84D2A__NHiktPtV

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01/03/2024

FYI: If you are visiting Las Vegas or live here, note that in 2 weeks stopping on the pedestrian bridges over the Las Vegas Strip, you could be hit with up to a $1,000.00 fine and/or 6 months in jail.

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — When patrons couldn’t go through traffic on the Las Vegas Strip, Clark County built 15 bridges over them. Now, there are potential criminal implications if someone stops on…

01/02/2024

Update in Tupac Shakur's Alleged Killer's Murder Case:

Tupac's accused murderer, Duane "Keefe D" Davis's Hearing scheduled for today, January 2, 2024, has been rescheduled to January 9, 2024, at 9:00 a.m.

Join me live today at 9:45 a.m. PST. to discuss the latest developments:

01/02/2024

The Paw Nerds have such a hard life! Do you have a fur babies? If so feel free to share their adorable pictures

01/02/2024

Join me as we find out of Keefe D will be released or if he will remain in custody pending trial.

Tupac's accused murderer Duane Keefe D Davis is asking the Court to be released on his own recognizance or for reasonable bail. The State of Nevada opposing ...

01/02/2024

My very first live, as we went through Davis's Motion for OR. Forgive the occasional stumbling over my words. I promise it gets better LOL.

Accused Murderer, Duane "Keefe D' Davis is asking the Court to be Released from Custody on his own recognizance pending trial or in the alternative that bail...

01/02/2024

Happy New Year Everyone! In anticipation of tomorrow’s hearing in the infamous murder case of hip-hop legend Tupac Shakur, I want to share Duane “Keefe D’ Davis’s Motion for Release on his Own Recognizance or for Reasonable Bail and the States Opposition. Note the States Opposition including Exhibits is 180 pages. Both are interesting reads.
Throughout social media, fans of Tupac and followers of the case have voiced their opinions. Some demand justice, while others question the credibility of Keefe D's claims. The fate of Keefe D hangs in the balance as both sides present their arguments.

Remember to like, share, and leave your thoughts in the comments section below. As we encourage open dialogue and insightful discussions, we look forward to hearing your perspective on this compelling legal development. See everyone tomorrow, January 2, 2023, at 9:00 a.m. PST and we will see what the Judge decides. Will Keefe D be released or will he remain in custody pending his trial.

Defendant's Motion
for Release on his Own Recognizance, or in the Alternative to Set Reasonable Bail:

https://1drv.ms/b/s!AjP3Ku-AYKHDjx_2J8cnwb7ny2-U?e=RB6Pox

States Opposition to Defendant's Motion for Own Recognizance or Setting of Bail:

https://1drv.ms/b/s!AjP3Ku-AYKHDkAFu3EundGL02i_K?e=N6VftV

01/02/2024

Prosecutors in Las Vegas express concerns about potential threats to witnesses in the case of Duane "Keefe D" Davis, charged with orchestrating the 1996 murder of hip-hop legal Tupac Shakur.
Davis seeks release on his own recognizance or bail not exceeding $100,000, but Prosecutors argue in their Opposition to Defendant’s Motion for Own Recognizance or Setting of Bail, filed on December 28, 2023, that Davis should remain in custody pending trial,
The State cites recorded jail calls, specifically a call between Davis and his son on October 9, 2023. The State alleges that Davis’s son mentions a "green light" order, indicating a credible threat to witnesses, a consciousness of guilt and a danger to the community.
The 180-page opposition emphasizes that a "green light" in “Davis's world” authorizes murder. As a result of that call, the federal government stepped in and assisted in relocating at least one witness. Davis's Public Defenders deny the threats, asserting there is no evidence of threats in the reviewed phone calls.
Proscutors also challenge Davis’s claims that he is “merely a prolific liar and not a murderer” Davis alleges in his Motion that his admissions in interviews and his memoir are not the true, and he made them for entertainment purposes and for monetary gain. Prosecutors, however, ask if Davis’s statements were for entertainment, then “who was he entertaining when confessing to LVMPD Homicide.” in 2009.
Join me on YouTube, as we will watch together to see if Keefe D will be released or will he remain in custody pending trial.

https://www.youtube.com/live/blICVhPimfw?si=HPk1YbN_RRTCsIjp

01/01/2024

In this courtroom drama from November 5, 1999, beanie babies took center stage. The parties, Francis and Harold Mountain were divorced four months prior, but were unable to agree how to divide their prized beanie baby collection, valued at the time $2,500.00 and $5,000.00. As a result, Judge Gerald Hardcastle ordered the Parties to bring the collection to the Courtroom. He, along with Attorney Frank Toti, oversaw the Parties sitting on the floor of the Courtroom dividing the collection one by one.
This photograph shows the extraordinary lengths people will go to in a divorce to protect their interests. The Parties likely each spent more in attorney’s fees than the value of the entire collection, but for some it’s the principle.

12/30/2023

Step with me into the gripping world where courtrooms echo with the weight of justice, and true crime stories unfold like riveting novels. Welcome to a place where the spotlight shines on Court and True Crime cases that have captured our attention and intrigue us all. Here, we embark on a relentless journey to dissect every angle, unraveling the mysteries that lie just beneath the surface.

We will dive into the heart of legal sagas from inception to resolution. No stone is left unturned as we dissect relevant evidence, scrutinize documents, and bring you live courtroom proceedings and press conferences. Get ready for an insider's perspective refined over two decades in the trenches of Family Law.

This is not your typical legal analysis and commentary. Infused with a blend of humor and sarcasm, our commentary adds a refreshing twist to the often-serious world of law. With twenty-three years of experience as a Paralegal primarily focused on Family Law, I bring you a unique perspective where legal intricacies meet the allure of true crime.

In the realm of family law, where the boundaries between criminal and civil cases blur, I've witnessed the drama unfold firsthand. Now, I invite you to join me on a journey that promises not just insight, but entertainment. However, let's be clear – this isn't legal advice. I'm Just a Paralegal, weaving together commentary that's fun, insightful, educational, and undeniably entertaining.

Join me, as we go Off the Record, immersing ourselves in the fascinating tapestry of the legal system and the cases that captivate us all. Join me and a community of enthusiasts as we venture into the unpredictable and enthralling world where truth, justice, and a dash of humor collide.