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11. Proof of lie might not be admissible in court

Fri Feb 17, 2017, 12:04 AM

Feb 2017

Even though the intelligence services listen in to foreign agent calls, absent a warrant, the information gathered might be inadmissible.

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give it time.... chillfactor Feb 2017 #1

I think there is more to the story BainsBane Feb 2017 #2

The FBI does not decide who gets charged and who doesn't Jersey Devil Feb 2017 #3

Correct. That's why an independent prosecutor needs appointed. strongermessage Feb 2017 #4

This thread is getting attention on Twitter TubbersUK Feb 2017 #5

Ah, I see now TubbersUK Feb 2017 #8

"over the call" bigtree Feb 2017 #7

What's interesting is they have been doing these investigations for jmg257 Feb 2017 #9

Proof of lie might not be admissible in court Trekologer Feb 2017 #11

Martha Stewart should have conspired with Russians SoCalDem Feb 2017 #12

If that was just a peon, they would be thrown in Leavenworth. Rex Feb 2017 #15