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North Carolina

FBaggins

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5. So?

Reply to saynotoplutocrats (Reply #4)

Mon Sep 29, 2014, 02:55 PM

Sep 2014

Consent of the judge would necessarily be subject to abuse of authority charges if the prosecutor disagreed with the decision.

Not sure why you put your post in quotes... since it doesn't have anything to do with what I posted.

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North Carolina’s Affluenza Amendment [View all] saynotoplutocrats Sep 2014 OP

I really hope this fails big time. such stupidity. nt littlewolf Sep 2014 #1

You didn't fall for the fiction of the OP did you? FBaggins Sep 2014 #2

I admit I did not read the article. guilty as charged. I ask for mercy. nt littlewolf Sep 2014 #3

"Most states require the consent of the prosecutor" saynotoplutocrats Sep 2014 #4

So? FBaggins Sep 2014 #5