Hayley Caronia

But they don't see that hypocrisy.

Charlie Kirk was trying to point that out.

He was sounding the alarm on the magistrate judge that allowed for this schizophrenic career criminal to walk free, tweeting this.

Magistrate Judge Teresa Stokes was released.

He released to Carlos Brown on cashless bail before he murdered Irina Zirutska.

This woman, not even a licensed lawyer in California.

I'm sorry, North Carolina, where this took place.

Not even a licensed lawyer.

So I looked into this because he linked to the Postmillennial's reporting.

And it says this.

When Teresa Stokes' name is entered into the North Carolina State Bar Lawyer Lookup Tool, an error is presented indicating the judge, although overseeing a magistrate court, does not have the ability to practice law as a lawyer professionally in the state of North Carolina.

Magistrate judges in the state do not have to be licensed lawyers, according to state law.

Interesting.

Interesting that you don't need to be licensed in the state that you're working in.

You don't have to be a licensed lawyer to be a magistrate judge.

That's interesting.

Well, other state laws need to be looked at as well.

And in North Carolina, state lawmakers passed House Bill 307, also known as Irina's Law.

And that was in response to this senseless killing.

This would restrict cashless bail, which would prevent people charged with petty crimes from evil, even that, to walk free and to reoffend easily.