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LamontCranston · M
don't be silly.
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@LamontCranston I agree. It [i]would[/i] be silly to allow him to get away with treason.
LamontCranston · M
@CorvusBlackthorne Your typical silly comment. Do you lurk looking for sensible remarks to pounce on?
Look, CB, if there was evidence Garland's "Justice" Dept. would have indicted.
Look, CB, if there was evidence Garland's "Justice" Dept. would have indicted.
My dear @LamontCranston, if I lurked on Similar Worlds waiting for sensible remarks to respond to, you and I would have no correspondence whatsoever.
LordShadowfire · M
@LamontCranston Do you know what an indictment hearing is? It's where the prosecution lays out their case to a judge or someone else in authority, in preparation to prosecute a defendant. They are basically laying out the case that they have a case to prosecute.
Vin53 · M
You simply cannot fathom as to how slow our Gov't jurisprudence system proceeds. No normal person possibly could.
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LamontCranston · M
@Vin53 "the wheels of justice grind slowly..."
no news there.
no news there.
LamontCranston · M
@LordShadowfire Are you and CorvusBlackthorne the same person or siamese twins? i have repsonses from "both" of you within seconds.
@LamontCranston The Shadow knows...
Vin53 · M
LamontCranston · M
@CorvusBlackthorne He does know. The weed of crime bears bitter fruit.
LamontCranston · M
@LordShadowfire I'm afraid, as is too often the case , you are wrong. An indictment is filed by a prosecutor alleging a crime.
The laying out of a case is a presentation by a prosecutor before a grand jury.
Neither of these has happened.
The laying out of a case is a presentation by a prosecutor before a grand jury.
Neither of these has happened.
LordShadowfire · M
@Vin53 [quote]You simply cannot fathom as to how slow our Gov't jurisprudence system proceeds. No normal person possibly could.[/quote]
Can personally confirm.
First, law enforcement investigates.
Then the prosecution has a heating where they have to prove it's [i]likely[/i] the defendant committed a crime.
Then the prosecution and the defense talk.
And talk.
And talk.
And talk.
Then, if they can't make a deal, they go to trial. (If everybody involved hasn't already died of old age.)
Can personally confirm.
First, law enforcement investigates.
Then the prosecution has a heating where they have to prove it's [i]likely[/i] the defendant committed a crime.
Then the prosecution and the defense talk.
And talk.
And talk.
And talk.
Then, if they can't make a deal, they go to trial. (If everybody involved hasn't already died of old age.)
LamontCranston · M
@Vin53 Simply a man about town: fine tailoring, attending art exhibits, a boulevardier.
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LordShadowfire · M
@Vin53 Yeah, but that's beside the point. They had already done the indictment hearing. That's the step we're on with the case against Trump.
Vin53 · M
I would wager damn good money that the judge even asked you if you agreed to the plea deal on your own accord with no threat against you not doing so.
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LordShadowfire · M
@Vin53 You would be correct.
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LordShadowfire · M
@LamontCranston [quote]That in no way contradicted what I said.[/quote]
Actually, it did. You stated that [quote]An indictment is filed by a prosecutor alleging a crime.
The laying out of a case is a presentation by a prosecutor before a grand jury.[/quote]
I informed you that in certain cases, an indictment is much more than just a paper being filed, but rather an entire hearing in which the defense isn't allowed to attend. That's what is going on right now on national TV.
Actually, it did. You stated that [quote]An indictment is filed by a prosecutor alleging a crime.
The laying out of a case is a presentation by a prosecutor before a grand jury.[/quote]
I informed you that in certain cases, an indictment is much more than just a paper being filed, but rather an entire hearing in which the defense isn't allowed to attend. That's what is going on right now on national TV.
ron122 · 41-45, M
@LamontCranston This guy has several accounts and talks to himself through them.🤣
SumKindaMunster · 51-55, M
@LamontCranston Blacktooth is also Shadowfire the idiot and he uses both accounts to brigade people and spy on people who've blocked him. He's a real piece of shit, probably among the most odious offal this site has to offer, came to us from Yahoo Answers thinking he's the height of hilarity and cleverness.
LamontCranston · M
@SumKindaMunster Thank you. Perhaps I should block one of "them" so as to limit the amount of offal in the comment stream.
SumKindaMunster · 51-55, M
@LamontCranston That's exactly what i did. 👍
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