Dutch Uncle
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Like OJ? LOLExperienced prosecutors lose all the time, what are you talking about?
I'm guessing Smith has his ducks in a row.
Like OJ? LOLExperienced prosecutors lose all the time, what are you talking about?
Because it's for political show.
What proof has he been sitting on for three years and why weren't charges filed earlier instead of when the election is coming up?
He was more than likely forced into bringing charges and prosecutors often bring charges they know they can't prove.
I've had it done to me.
Plus he is getting paid lots of money and is getting famous, more than enough reason to file whatever he can.
What evidence do you have that it’s purely political.
What evidence do you have that it’s purely political.
Like OJ? LOL
I'm guessing Smith has his ducks in a row.
Number one would be the timing of it.
They filed the charges when they knew the case would be coming up right during election season.
They had all this information three years ago but sat on it.
Yep, just like OJ.
If it doesn't fit you must acquit.
The fact you don't see the differences in the cases and the prosecutors is interesting. Nonetheless, I think Jack wouldn't have filed the charges unless he knew they would stick.
The argument was that experienced prosecutors don't file cases unless they are sure they can win.
The OJ trial proves that statement wrong.
Were the OJ prosecutors sure they could win?
The fact you don't see the differences in the cases and the prosecutors is interesting. Nonetheless, I think Jack wouldn't have filed the charges unless he knew they would stick.
Only in your Mother Russia.There is no such thing as a guaranteed conviction unless you have a tainted jury.
If that were true then why would we even need a trial, just let the prosecutors decide who is guilty and sentence them.
That wasn't the point I was addressing.
Only in your Mother Russia.
However, due to a preponderance of evidence, I'm getting he'll be convicted unless there's a tainted jury.
Since you have to add in your Russia bullshit to every post I'm simply going to stop responding to you.
It's simply annoying at this point.
You need to grow up.
Спасибо! Хорошего дня.By the way Doc Dutch you are now on ignore since you can't make a single post without bringing up your childish Russia crap.
Shortly after special counsel Jack Smith unveiled four new criminal charges against former president Donald Trump — all arising out of Trump’s failed efforts to overturn his defeat in the 2020 election — one of Trump’s lawyers revealed one of the legal arguments he plans to use to defend the former president.
“This is an attack on free speech and political advocacy,” Trump attorney John Lauro told CNN Tuesday evening. In a separate appearance on Fox News, Lauro claimed that Trump is being prosecuted for “what he believed in and the policies and the political speech that he carried out as president.”
Lauro, in other words, appears to be laying the groundwork for an audacious First Amendment defense. His argument appears to be that, even if Smith proves all the facts laid out in the recent indictment — which alleges that Trump pressured officials throughout the federal and state governments to change vote counts, appoint fake members of the Electoral College, and otherwise tamper with the 2020 election’s results — Trump’s actions were all political speech protected by the First Amendment.
There are at least two reasons Trump’s alleged actions are not protected speech. One is that Smith repeatedly accuses Trump of pressuring other government officials to commit criminal acts of election fraud, and it is well established that soliciting another individual to commit a crime is not protected by the First Amendment. As the Supreme Court held in United States v. Williams (2008), “offers to engage in illegal transactions are categorically excluded from First Amendment protection.”
Trump, for example, may not pressure a state elections official to “find” fraudulent votes that will change the electoral result in that state, for the same reason that he could not legally tell a hit man, “I will give you $50,000 if you kill my wife.” In both cases, Trump is engaged in speech. But the fact that this speech solicits another person to commit a specific crime generally removes it from the First Amendment’s protections.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...p?cvid=75244f451df64538b6e9c4371e904d00&ei=16
Beres the important piece and the only thing that matters
"...even if Smith proves all the facts laid out in the recent indictment..."
See the "if"? Small word but a big problem. IF he can prove the CLAIMS, they aren't facts. Nice try though. Id give this a grade of C+. It's creative and it helps leftists get their it is off but its short on substance.
We will see