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Appeals Court Warns Convicted Cantonment Murderer Pinestraw To Stop Frivolous Filings
March 16, 2020
The Florida First District Court of Appeals is warning a convicted murderer from Cantonment to stop frivolous filings.
In August 2013, 23-year old Dwayne “Money” Pinestraw was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for firing a gun through the window of a Pensacola Village apartment, striking and killing 19-month old Ty’Quarius Moultrie on July 15, 2011.
Pinestraw has filed numerous appeals and motions that have been denied by the court.
On Wednesday, the First District Court of Appeals issued a warning to Pinestraw. “Appellant is warned that any future filings that this Court determines to be frivolous may result in the imposition of sanctions,” the three-judge opinion stated.
He was also warned that further frivolous filings could lead to disciplinary action by the prison system because Florida law provides “that a prisoner who is found by a court to have brought a frivolous or malicious suit, action, claim, proceeding, or appeal is subject to disciplinary procedures pursuant to the rules of the Department of Corrections.”
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14 Responses to “Appeals Court Warns Convicted Cantonment Murderer Pinestraw To Stop Frivolous Filings”
@ Mike, well said!
Blah blah blah James….
I am the grandmother of tyquarius Moultrie and my family has been through so much since that baby died and he got the nerd and want to come out and walk again I don’t wish death on anybody I would never let that come out my mouth but I do wish for him to never walk again what he did was the stupidest thing anybody could ever do and he took my baby’s life
Maybe a few months locked in solitary will cramp his hands or some good hard work detail. Sniveling little coward. Kills a child and gets to live and breathe still. Not justice at all.
seems like the 19 month old lil child got the death sentence and the criminal gets life with food , housing, medical and more…. and yet he thinks he still has rights and most likely does…..what about the little victim who was put to death ….something is wrong ..what am I missing?
What are they going to do? Double his sentence?
Mat be the court needs to FILE a new sentancing
Make a not and when time for parole comes around, deny! People are wasting the courts time and the dockets are already full for bona fide complaints. Spoiled little brats like him need to be cut off!
I would have him up to the State Farm, hoeing butter beans.
Were his attorneys given the same warning? Obviously he is not filing all these motions by himself.
Amen, those who are against the death penalty should be the first ones having their doors kicked in, then maybe they will change their mind. I say line them up and start firing. Why pay all that money to feed, house and take care of them. Bring back the hanging tree !
Amen on the graveyard!!!
If liberals had their way this guy would be able to vote.
He shouldn’t be in prison filing stuff anyway. He should be in a graveyard for killing that 19 month old baby. Eye for an Eye