| JustRalph |
09-20-2013 08:44 AM |
From the previous thread in 2010
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Originally Posted by JustRalph
Funny that he forgot to mention that the prosecutors changed their whole case around and used a totally different set of laws to go after Delay.
In fact, nobody had ever been convicted of "Money Laundering" using campaign funds. They were going to lose using the Campaign laws and they knew it. So they are stretching a totally different law to find a way to convict. This gets to be dangerous when it comes to the appeals process.
Remember, they convicted Ted Stevens in Alaska using a similar tactic and the appeals court judge admonished the prosecutor and threw the case out. Then put enough pressure on the prosecutor that he quietly went away.......and is persona non grata in Alaska and the legal community
I hope Tommy appeals. They jumped through hoops to get this done. I don't think he is totally innocent, but when you see a legal stretch like this....something ain't right with the prosecutors case.
Please notice that Sec has not posted a single thing since 11-2
I wonder what happen on 11-2 to keep him from coming around ? ??
Coincidence ???? 3 weeks of hiding and up pops Sec.........
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Since this was totally ignored by the lefties yesterday. I will commit the unbearable sin of quoting myself from way back.
This morning here in Texas, there appears to be a suggestion that at least two of the prosecutors who went after T. Delay by doing exactly what I described above, may be facing criminal charges of their own for making false statements on the charging documents so as to manipulate the laws to go after Delay. There are others who are suggesting disbarment as an alternative.
There is also talk that those same prosecutors will be deposed about their ties to Democratic operatives, in a lawsuit to force them to pay Delay's legal fees |
