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The Washington Post just published a memo it got through a FOIA request. Kavanaugh worked for Ken Starr and wanted to question Bill Cinton in detail about Monica Lewinski. Most interesting to me is the third paragraph on the first page. I can’t cut and paste, because I am on the tiny screen. But he’...

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mmmirele wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 17, 2018 12:38 am

I'm particularly amused with the Sex Toy drawing, because I sent a bag of gummy dicks (with glitter!) to the occupiers.

When your defense is that that the government failed to prove its case (and that is really all the defense they have) I don’t think it is all unusual that the defense didn’t put on any evidence. The defense put on its case through cross examination of government witnesses. There isn’t anyone that th...

For the IAAL's on the board, is Findlaw a good source to begin searching for an attorney? The court date on the eviction is coming up (8/21) and if the toddler files a countersuit (which she has done in past I have found out with a little digging) I want to be prepared. We have a ton of evidence su...

I wonder what the run-of-the-mill E-2 is going ng to do in the space force.

two of my favorites: Jaime Noel This is insane they put the bundys and other ranchers in prison without due process. And some how this idiot was clearly at fault gets no prison time for a blaton murder Jennifer Doornbos My heart hurts for you with this verdict. Have your attorneys start looking for...

Florida candidate tried to prove she’s a college graduate. The school says her diploma is fake. The political kerfuffle around Melissa Howard began when a news site reported that the Florida state House hopeful is not a college graduate, as she claims to be. To prove the story wrong, Howard (R) rep...

Kendra wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 11, 2018 2:46 pm

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Whip wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 11, 2018 1:58 pm

tranny!

Stands for Joint Base Lewis-McChord, but, yeah, tranny!

I think there was a point about the red letters? BLM?

I knew that.

Whip wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 10, 2018 6:42 pm

ArthurWankspittle wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 10, 2018 4:26 pm

I wonder if there is a blatant example on his phone? That would explain a lot.

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Do the cops still have that phone?

Whip wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 11, 2018 1:58 pm

Shizzle Popped wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 11, 2018 8:25 am

McChord (JBLM) is an airlift (cargo) base so they may not have any fighter jets on duty there unless they have a national guard unit.

tranny!

Stands for Joint Base Lewis-McChord, but, yeah, tranny!

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Fri Aug 10, 2018 5:47 pm

kate520 wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 10, 2018 1:18 pm

Or he’s the sacrificial goat.

Someone playing for time by on behalf of someone else by hindering the progress of the investigation?

The longer the investigation takes, the more time Trump can scream witch hunt!

Chilidog wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 10, 2018 1:36 pm

It sounds like someone is getting booted off the jury.

How many alternates are there?

Four, I think. An article I read somewhere said 16 total, and there are 12 jurors.

I thought the Bundy trials were slam-dunks.

Is income tax evasion one of the charges? How could he owe massive back taxes, yet not be guilty of tax evasion? Well, the jury could nullify. And IIRC, tax evasion requires intent. If the jury acquits because they didn’t think the govt proved he intended to evade, he’d still owe the taxes. Correct...

I love learning from you all. :grouphug: I assume that even if Manafort walks from all charges , he still will owe a massive tax bill. Is income tax evasion one of the charges? How could he owe massive back taxes, yet not be guilty of tax evasion? Well, the jury could nullify. And IIRC, tax evasion...

Question for the criminal lawyers here. As an acquittal isn't appealable by the prosecution, can, and should, the prosecution ask for a mistrial now based on the Judge's behavior and, if necessary, take an immediate appeal upon Ellis' inevitable denial? They'd lose. The only way the government wins...

TexasFilly wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 09, 2018 1:53 pm

kate520 wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 09, 2018 1:34 pm

...and OSG pardoned Martha Stewart for this same thing.

I must have missed that, I thought he was just contemplating on Twitter?

Yeah, I don't think he did. He only talked about it.

Volkonski wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 09, 2018 7:52 am

I can only interpret this as an attempt to clear the weekenders out of town.

Not me! That looks fun!

Interesting. Collins the elder didn't sell his own shares because he couldn't - he was already under investigation AND, his shares were traded on the Australian exchange and the company's shares on that exchange were "frozen" - making it impossible for him to sell them. The rest of the family and f...

https://twitter.com/BBuchman_CNS/status/1027279744780394497 #ManafortTrial Update Def. atty Richard Westling is now cross examining Magionos and has posited that the signatures on the foreign bank account disclosure form and Manafort loan apps don't match. He is insinuating Gates - or someone else ...

IANAL and I have no experience at being a juror, but reading this thread makes me wonder if sometimes the judges are more concerned about the jury than the defense/prosecution. I think that's true with most judges, who are sane . I think judges worry that if the jury has to sit through a lengthy tr...

This notion that the Judge's horrendously improper behavior is merely grounds for making a conviction appellate-proof is just silly. There will be no conviction to appeal if the Judge is successful in signaling to jurors that the Government doesn't have a case. While federal judges are permitted to...

Poots said after the last defendant was sentenced ( Hi Stanley) that they were now free to share discovery info. No idea if true. Doubtful. Anything subject to an order of seal remains sealed until the order is lifted. They’re usually not lifted until appeals are complete. Sometimes not even then. ...