Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
A federal judge directed another judge, acting kind of like a lawyer to submit a brief arguing the U.S. Attorney cannot dismiss a criminal case & lawyers who wrote the brief are Biden donors and use it as an opportunity to relitigate Russia collusion hoax & disparage Trump & his administration. Nothing more than a political hit job.
Also, he needed the brief to exceed the page limit so he could use the opportunity to trash Trump.
Alternatively, a Federal Judge sought an independent Amicus brief from a widely independent and respected ex-judge to outline the contours of the case and use the DOJ writings as the basis of the argument. The "trashing" of Trump was nothing more than legally sworn and factual statements, mostly from prior briefs or the presidents own words.
Independent? The author of the amicus brief already gave his opinion in a published op-ed, just a few days prior. He answered the very questions that Sullivan asked of him...in that prior op-ed.
and Barr gave his opinion before he was hired and dismantled the Mueller investigation. What is your point?
Anonymous wrote:I hope Sullivan drags this case out until past November, Biden wins, appoints all types of investigative committees and such, thus implicating all the complicit people led by Barr. The country’s faith in its judicial independence is currently under threat. Trump tried to get the doj to erase this case. Barr is nuts.
As opposed to a three year set up by Adam Schiff, et.al......Comey; Page; McCabe, etc.etc.
And, don't forget Mueller with his band of Clinton donors in the Special Counsel's office.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
A federal judge directed another judge, acting kind of like a lawyer to submit a brief arguing the U.S. Attorney cannot dismiss a criminal case & lawyers who wrote the brief are Biden donors and use it as an opportunity to relitigate Russia collusion hoax & disparage Trump & his administration. Nothing more than a political hit job.
Also, he needed the brief to exceed the page limit so he could use the opportunity to trash Trump.
Alternatively, a Federal Judge sought an independent Amicus brief from a widely independent and respected ex-judge to outline the contours of the case and use the DOJ writings as the basis of the argument. The "trashing" of Trump was nothing more than legally sworn and factual statements, mostly from prior briefs or the presidents own words.
Independent? The author of the amicus brief already gave his opinion in a published op-ed, just a few days prior. He answered the very questions that Sullivan asked of him...in that prior op-ed.
I hope Sullivan drags this case out until past November, Biden wins, appoints all types of investigative committees and such, thus implicating all the complicit people led by Barr. The country’s faith in its judicial independence is currently under threat. Trump tried to get the doj to erase this case. Barr is nuts.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
A federal judge directed another judge, acting kind of like a lawyer to submit a brief arguing the U.S. Attorney cannot dismiss a criminal case & lawyers who wrote the brief are Biden donors and use it as an opportunity to relitigate Russia collusion hoax & disparage Trump & his administration. Nothing more than a political hit job.
Also, he needed the brief to exceed the page limit so he could use the opportunity to trash Trump.
Alternatively, a Federal Judge sought an independent Amicus brief from a widely independent and respected ex-judge to outline the contours of the case and use the DOJ writings as the basis of the argument. The "trashing" of Trump was nothing more than legally sworn and factual statements, mostly from prior briefs or the presidents own words.
Independent? The author of the amicus brief already gave his opinion in a published op-ed, just a few days prior. He answered the very questions that Sullivan asked of him...in that prior op-ed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
A federal judge directed another judge, acting kind of like a lawyer to submit a brief arguing the U.S. Attorney cannot dismiss a criminal case & lawyers who wrote the brief are Biden donors and use it as an opportunity to relitigate Russia collusion hoax & disparage Trump & his administration. Nothing more than a political hit job.
Also, he needed the brief to exceed the page limit so he could use the opportunity to trash Trump.
Alternatively, a Federal Judge sought an independent Amicus brief from a widely independent and respected ex-judge to outline the contours of the case and use the DOJ writings as the basis of the argument. The "trashing" of Trump was nothing more than legally sworn and factual statements, mostly from prior briefs or the presidents own words.
Independent? The author of the amicus brief already gave his opinion in a published op-ed, just a few days prior. He answered the very questions that Sullivan asked of him...in that prior op-ed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
A federal judge directed another judge, acting kind of like a lawyer to submit a brief arguing the U.S. Attorney cannot dismiss a criminal case & lawyers who wrote the brief are Biden donors and use it as an opportunity to relitigate Russia collusion hoax & disparage Trump & his administration. Nothing more than a political hit job.
Also, he needed the brief to exceed the page limit so he could use the opportunity to trash Trump.
Alternatively, a Federal Judge sought an independent Amicus brief from a widely independent and respected ex-judge to outline the contours of the case and use the DOJ writings as the basis of the argument. The "trashing" of Trump was nothing more than legally sworn and factual statements, mostly from prior briefs or the presidents own words.
Independent? The author of the amicus brief already gave his opinion in a published op-ed, just a few days prior. He answered the very questions that Sullivan asked of him...in that prior op-ed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
A federal judge directed another judge, acting kind of like a lawyer to submit a brief arguing the U.S. Attorney cannot dismiss a criminal case & lawyers who wrote the brief are Biden donors and use it as an opportunity to relitigate Russia collusion hoax & disparage Trump & his administration. Nothing more than a political hit job.
Also, he needed the brief to exceed the page limit so he could use the opportunity to trash Trump.
Alternatively, a Federal Judge sought an independent Amicus brief from a widely independent and respected ex-judge to outline the contours of the case and use the DOJ writings as the basis of the argument. The "trashing" of Trump was nothing more than legally sworn and factual statements, mostly from prior briefs or the presidents own words.
Anonymous wrote:
A federal judge directed another judge, acting kind of like a lawyer to submit a brief arguing the U.S. Attorney cannot dismiss a criminal case & lawyers who wrote the brief are Biden donors and use it as an opportunity to relitigate Russia collusion hoax & disparage Trump & his administration. Nothing more than a political hit job.
Also, he needed the brief to exceed the page limit so he could use the opportunity to trash Trump.
Anonymous wrote:
A federal judge directed another judge, acting kind of like a lawyer to submit a brief arguing the U.S. Attorney cannot dismiss a criminal case & lawyers who wrote the brief are Biden donors and use it as an opportunity to relitigate Russia collusion hoax & disparage Trump & his administration. Nothing more than a political hit job.
Also, he needed the brief to exceed the page limit so he could use the opportunity to trash Trump.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Jonathan Turley verses Judge Gleeson.
Ya right.
Gleeson is setting up a sentencing scenario for Flynn that involves imposition of a sentence above range of 0-6 months which included credit for accepting responsibility which Flynn has now rejected. Flynn faces a max sentence of 60 months. All bets are off. Bad lawyering.
You mean award winning constitutional law expert who is one of the most cited law professors in the country, versus activist judge who published an op-ed days before being "picked" to provide amicus.