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jaxexpat

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4. A prosecutor should be able to expose the greatest extent of a crime.

Reply to Rhiannon12866 (Original post)

Wed Jun 14, 2023, 07:57 AM

Jun 2023

Will any "plea deal" satisfy the prosecution? I'm supposing that airing the nature of Trumps greatest malfeasances would provide evidence of his complicity in efforts to damage the US intelligence community resulting in loss of life and/or other quantifiable harm to national security. If that is not the case, then this is, as Trump says, a witch hunt. In what world does anything but a full trial satisfy the rule of law?

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'There's two ways that this resolves': Maddow makes prediction on Trump documents case - Rachel Maddow [View all] Rhiannon12866 Jun 2023 OP

There won't be a plea deal, because I would be very surprised if there is a trail on the documents JohnSJ Jun 2023 #1

Expect an O.J. type Acquittal with this Judge. It's over. It was all a waste of time. MagaSmash Jun 2023 #2

A good lawyer moniss Jun 2023 #3

A prosecutor should be able to expose the greatest extent of a crime. jaxexpat Jun 2023 #4