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Hard to say. They may be doing it just to bolster strong evidence, or they may be doing it as a distraction to keep the jurors from actually looking at the weaknesses in their case and/or their lack of evidence. Perhaps both. Either way, it's a nice appealable issue if the defense properly preserves it; they are trying to get the jurors to hate the defense right off the bat.
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The Media's Portrayal of Trump and His Presidency
Koko78 replied to Nanker's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
It's not racist if it's against white people. She's a goddamned hero! She deserves a purple heart. -
Alexandria, The New Direction Of The Democrats
Koko78 replied to 3rdnlng's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
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Global warming err Climate change HOAX
Koko78 replied to Very wide right's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Not coal? -
Wow, I can't believe the Jews are planning to do that next week. What a monstrous thing they're coordinating. Completely undeserved. They're monsters, just like Colonel Ossman.
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Any phases you went through when you were younger?
Koko78 replied to Royale with Cheese's topic in Off the Wall Archives
I went through this phase where I had a job, paid my bills on time and went to work every day. !@#$! I'm still in it! -
Eh, they'd just invent some stupidity such as Byrd was actually a Republican, therefore all Republicans are evil. This would be in the same vein as their idiotic argument that the Democrats and GOP swapped players in the 1960s, therefore all evil acts by the Democrats in the 19th and half of the 20th centuries were actually perpetrated by Republicans.
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Tis just trifling breadcrumbs. Away with thee, peasant.
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It's probably not double jeopardy. That doesn't attach unless there was a prior prosecution that was either dismissed on its merits (or lack thereof), or if a trial had commenced and the defendant was acquitted (or there was no finding of guilt for various technical reasons). Throwing around the term 'exonerated' here may be a bit strong. If Rosenstein declined prosecution back in the day for whatever reason (including lack of evidence), that's not the same thing as being acquitted; it's not double jeopardy. However, more information on what actually happened is needed. Where it might become interesting is if Rosenstein declined to prosecute based on some deal that was made, which is somewhat common. I don't really do federal practice, but there are times you can get a so-called "no-pros" (not going to prosecute) letter from the US Attorney's office in conjunction with a plea deal somewhere else, or for providing very useful information on a bigger crime committed by someone else. For example, Joe Methhead gets caught transporting a kilo of meth across state lines. The US Attorney may not give a crap about prosecuting Joe, if he can give up good, solid, credible information (and testimony) on a meth superlab, and the people running it. Doesn't mean Joe was "exonerated", it just means they're not going to prosecute him for it.
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Alexandria, The New Direction Of The Democrats
Koko78 replied to 3rdnlng's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Maybe in 6 years she'll be able to put together a coherent thought. -
Just as long as they don't come from a planet called Houston, where all must kneel before Zod!
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The investigation cannot end until a crime is invented found!
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The duty to retreat only goes so far as it being safe to do so. You have no duty to retreat when someone pulls a gun, as you're not outrunning the bullets. You do have a duty to retreat if someone pulls a knife on you from 30 feet away, and you have somewhere to go. You can only blow the bastard away if he advances on you as you are trying to retreat or if you are backed into a corner with no avenue of egress. Then there's the castle doctrine: You have no duty to retreat from your home or business.
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Alexandria, The New Direction Of The Democrats
Koko78 replied to 3rdnlng's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Will she wear a burka, so as to not offend her woke audience as she spouts meaningless (and stupid) drivel? -
He's... uh, just waiting to release everything for an October surprise. Yeah, that's it. An October surprise. Then Trump will be charged, impeached, beaten, drawn, quartered, executed, then removed from office. Hillary, through a surprise Constitutional Amendment, will be sworn in as president. Then we will have world peace, inexhaustible resources, and a pony!
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The Fire Bell In The Night
Koko78 replied to Trump_is_Mentally_fit's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
It's not like they have an actual platform to run on.