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Uh oh nt XanaDUer2 Jul 2021 #1
The legal basis makes sense fescuerescue Jul 2021 #2
Except she is not alleging she had a deal, or that any promise was made to her. n/t Ms. Toad Jul 2021 #5
I guess we'll just have to read what her lawyer files fescuerescue Jul 2021 #7
Anyhow, since the Cosby decision came from the PA Supreme Court, Ocelot II Jul 2021 #8
I concur with all of that. n/t Ms. Toad Jul 2021 #12
It was a "good" decision and the same principle applies outside of PA but maybe not here Hamlette Jul 2021 #13
The problem with your logic Ms. Toad Jul 2021 #20
there is much I don't know. Hamlette Jul 2021 #28
That is much closer than any other made for public consumption summary Ms. Toad Jul 2021 #30
Cosby was lucky that he wasn't advised Tomconroy Jul 2021 #32
Yes and no. Ms. Toad Jul 2021 #35
I don't know the rules in PA Tomconroy Jul 2021 #37
It isn't that you are asking the court to grant immunity Ms. Toad Jul 2021 #38
I Don't Get RobinA Jul 2021 #39
I read the PA Supreme Court opinion. Ms. Toad Jul 2021 #40
What surprised me was to be informed Tomconroy Jul 2021 #43
I suppose they could have asked Castor Tomconroy Jul 2021 #41
The civil court would not be granting immunty Ms. Toad Jul 2021 #44
His reliance was reasonable. Tomconroy Jul 2021 #45
I am not sure why you believe civil courts don't make determinations Ms. Toad Jul 2021 #46
I am now long retired, and am happy beiing so. Tomconroy Jul 2021 #47
I'm used to snark. Ms. Toad Jul 2021 #48
You have an admirer! Tomconroy Jul 2021 #49
Thanks - it was fun. n/t Ms. Toad Jul 2021 #50
I don't think it matters if the agreement was WITH her, if she relied on it to her detriment. Hamlette Jul 2021 #14
Nope. There are (generally) three elements to detrimental reliance Ms. Toad Jul 2021 #18
the deal was an agreement to not prosecute Epstein or any of his cronies. Hamlette Jul 2021 #19
I don't see anything - other than Maxwell's assertions Ms. Toad Jul 2021 #21
It would be helpful to track down a copy Tomconroy Jul 2021 #23
In a quick search, Ms. Toad Jul 2021 #24
Just judging by news reports Tomconroy Jul 2021 #25
it was federal in Florida Hamlette Jul 2021 #27
Miami Herald article from 2019 Hamlette Jul 2021 #26
When I get in trouble Tomconroy Jul 2021 #29
You make marvelous sense. nt Ilsa Jul 2021 #33
Thanks - Ms. Toad Jul 2021 #34
She is arguing... Grins Jul 2021 #22
But the deal was made in 2007 Darwins_Retriever Jul 2021 #36
Sounds like prosecutors need to pay. Xoan Jul 2021 #3
Nonsense. Ms. Toad Jul 2021 #4
If this sex trafficker gets out of prison MontanaMama Jul 2021 #6
If she is releases it'll be because the charges are dropped fescuerescue Jul 2021 #9
I think this has no legs but is a ripe opportunity for billable hours. What deal with her? Shrike47 Jul 2021 #10
Except she's never had a deal, ever obamanut2012 Jul 2021 #11
There was an article in today's NY Daily News Tomconroy Jul 2021 #15
If someone made that deal they are an idiot. n/m BradAllison Jul 2021 #16
#Traitor's former HHS Secretary Alex Azar made that deal Arazi Jul 2021 #51
That doesn't seem to make sense unless Maxwell has suddenly morphed into Epstein. Vinca Jul 2021 #17
Depends what was in the deal Sympthsical Jul 2021 #42
The perverts' get out of jail free card. lagomorph777 Jul 2021 #31
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