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tribefan26
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The prosecution tried to introduce some evidence thta was not admissable. Judge has declared a mistrial. Next steps unclear.
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Wow that was quick......most of the time the judge would say you can't enter this evidence and then continue on.tribefan26 said:The prosecution tried to introduce some evidence thta was not admissable. Judge has declared a mistrial. Next steps unclear.
Pine Tar said:Wow that was quick......most of the time the judge would say you can't enter this evidence and then continue on.tribefan26 said:The prosecution tried to introduce some evidence thta was not admissable. Judge has declared a mistrial. Next steps unclear.
Sam Banks said:Way to go Rocket.
Hopefully no re-trial.
bowmanchromeandorr said:Sam Banks said:Way to go Rocket.
Hopefully no re-trial.
+1. It is/was/will be a waste of taxpayers time and money.
HPC said:bowmanchromeandorr said:Sam Banks said:Way to go Rocket.
Hopefully no re-trial.
+1. It is/was/will be a waste of taxpayers time and money.
Fixed it for ya
VizquelCollector said:Sadly, I don't even know with 100% certainty what he's being tried for. I know it's for perjury, but I'm fuzzy on the specifics.
The bottom line for is is that the system of justice has got to work. If you lie in court (regardless at what level) or to Congress, I think there should be serious consequences. If Clemens truly perjured himself then I believe he should suffer the legal penalty for that crime. Period.
VizquelCollector said:Sadly, I don't even know with 100% certainty what he's being tried for. I know it's for perjury, but I'm fuzzy on the specifics.
The bottom line for is is that the system of justice has got to work. If you lie in court (regardless at what level) or to Congress, I think there should be serious consequences. If Clemens truly perjured himself then I believe he should suffer the legal penalty for that crime. Period.
alabamalongsnake said:a green first year law student wouldn't have made that big of an error. what were they thinking
JoshHamilton said:VizquelCollector said:Sadly, I don't even know with 100% certainty what he's being tried for. I know it's for perjury, but I'm fuzzy on the specifics.
The bottom line for is is that the system of justice has got to work. If you lie in court (regardless at what level) or to Congress, I think there should be serious consequences. If Clemens truly perjured himself then I believe he should suffer the legal penalty for that crime. Period.
And yet there are no consequences when Congress lies to us