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DeSwiss

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38. Advice?

Wed Apr 23, 2014, 04:00 PM

Apr 2014

I think giving ''advice'' to a judge might be a little questionable if not worse. A recommendation from the prosecution is proper under the legal system, as long as it can be scrutinized at some level. Future potential prosecutions and/or national security claims, notwithstanding.

- Unless it was financial advice, at least then it would make sense. And these days, it would also be SOP.

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A fine of just $300 [View all] Ichingcarpenter Apr 2014 OP

he was just so, so giving.. frylock Apr 2014 #1

For the rest of the story Ichingcarpenter Apr 2014 #5

"None have been charged in the case." Enthusiast Apr 2014 #22

NONE?? then wtf was his "help"?? DiverDave Apr 2014 #36

It feels dirty, but Blue_Tires Apr 2014 #2

Read the amnesty agreement Ichingcarpenter Apr 2014 #6

yeah, that's ugly Blue_Tires Apr 2014 #10

Community service for one of the worst. Ichingcarpenter Apr 2014 #11

How come.... catnhatnh Apr 2014 #12

Black and white or gold and green? Erich Bloodaxe BSN Apr 2014 #18

that and...criminalizing black people is profitable and popular noiretextatique Apr 2014 #47

+1,000,000 n/t catchnrelease Apr 2014 #19

Oh Yes. bvar22 Apr 2014 #7

+1 Enthusiast Apr 2014 #23

John Edwards, warts and all, was certainly right about the "Two Americas". bvar22 Apr 2014 #39

I hope we can change that. Enthusiast Apr 2014 #40

I take it Mr. Mack usually represents murderers? JHB Apr 2014 #3

wow wow wow... Jesus Malverde Apr 2014 #4

It's not even a slap on wrist, instead... TRoN33 Apr 2014 #8

That's going to end up on his permanent record. OnyxCollie Apr 2014 #9

What are you talking about? mindwalker_i Apr 2014 #16

It was sarcasm. nt OnyxCollie Apr 2014 #21

Oops, sorry mindwalker_i Apr 2014 #43

Collateral consequences! Collateral consequences! tclambert Apr 2014 #13

Gangsters, take note. closeupready Apr 2014 #14

Judge Kimba Woods was a Clinton nominee for attorney General Fla Dem Apr 2014 #15

Who gave Miliken a pretty stiff sentence. nt msanthrope Apr 2014 #24

Bull shit ..... Wood reduced his sentence by years. Ichingcarpenter Apr 2014 #26

Sure--after SDNY prosecutors asked her to because he co-operated with them. The SEC wasn't happy, msanthrope Apr 2014 #30

Under President Bush.... justice Ichingcarpenter Apr 2014 #31

Are you trying to insult me? You don't seem very coherent. nt msanthrope Apr 2014 #33

I've been reading this thread and came to this-I'll insult ya msanthrope-consider it done fool. n/t bobthedrummer Apr 2014 #41

One wishes for more erudite detractors. nt msanthrope Apr 2014 #42

Appointed by Reagan and married to a wall street financier. Ichingcarpenter Apr 2014 #29

Good thing it was a Democratic judge. DeSwiss Apr 2014 #17

Aw, poor baby. He gave so much. Hoppy Apr 2014 #20

And just think of the number of people whose lives have been ruined for having smoked a joint: indepat Apr 2014 #25

She's a smart judge - TBF Apr 2014 #27

Advice? DeSwiss Apr 2014 #38

That or the guy really gave them every single thing TBF Apr 2014 #44

Mafia high stakes players do it to each other all the time for the FBI. Rex Apr 2014 #46

He musta sung like a damn canary, then!!! nt MADem Apr 2014 #28

Community service was the other penality Ichingcarpenter Apr 2014 #32

For a decade, apparently. nt msanthrope Apr 2014 #34

Nothing happened either on his singing Ichingcarpenter Apr 2014 #35

Two set of rules...one for white collar and one for blue collar crime. Rex Apr 2014 #37

I agree. nt TBF Apr 2014 #45

cost of a couple speeding tickets. progressoid Apr 2014 #48