Schaap rejected!!

“"Schaap’s conduct was egregious,” Lozano says.
“Under the rouse of conducting religious counseling to
the minor victim, he arranged for her to be transported
from Indiana to Illinois twice, and from Indiana to
Michigan once (for several days) so he could engage in
sexual acts with her which are prohibited by law in
those states."

 
Does it bother anyone else that the word "rouse" should be "ruse"?
 
The judge may have rejected Schaap but Gibbs Jr & Wilkerson sure haven't. :O
 
Honey Badger said:
The judge may have rejected Schaap but Gibbs Jr & Wilkerson sure haven't. :O
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Admire was the word that was used IIRC. Admire.

How could anyone admire that creep?
 
Did the person that took her over state line ever get in trouble for it?
 
I do not think she did... Maybe she was going to testify if needed or worked out something.... Of course maybe they knew she was duped into doing it.
 
brainisengaged said:
Does it bother anyone else that the word "rouse" should be "ruse"?
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It is slightly disconcerting, perhaps a law clerk typo???

rouse
/rouz/ 
verb
bring out of sleep; awaken.
synonyms: wake, wake up, awaken, arouse, waken
cause to feel angry or excited.
synonyms: stir up, excite, galvanize, electrify, stimulate, inspire;  More
stir (a liquid, especially beer while brewing).


ruse
/ro͞oz/ 
noun
an action intended to deceive someone; a trick.
synonyms: ploy, stratagem, tactic, scheme, trick, gambit, cunning plan;  More
 
GuyfawkesV49 said:
brainisengaged said:
Does it bother anyone else that the word "rouse" should be "ruse"?
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It is slightly disconcerting, perhaps a law clerk typo???

rouse
/rouz/ 
verb
bring out of sleep; awaken.
synonyms: wake, wake up, awaken, arouse, waken
cause to feel angry or excited.
synonyms: stir up, excite, galvanize, electrify, stimulate, inspire;  More
stir (a liquid, especially beer while brewing).


ruse
/ro͞oz/ 
noun
an action intended to deceive someone; a trick.
synonyms: ploy, stratagem, tactic, scheme, trick, gambit, cunning plan;  More
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Yes and it would pass a spell test.
 
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