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RATS concerned about the law. Pretty funny.
1 posted on 01/30/2024 1:32:17 AM PST by Libloather
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To: Libloather
"targeting Fani Willis"

Always accuse your enemies of that which you are doing yourself.

2 posted on 01/30/2024 1:33:57 AM PST by kiryandil (Free Jon Preston!)
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To: Libloather

Time to star calling her what she is…a spy


3 posted on 01/30/2024 1:53:29 AM PST by gas_dr (Conditions of Socratic debate: Intelligence, Candor, and Good Will)
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To: Libloather
Apart from Fani Willis and her specific misconduct in the Trump case, there is a need for better supervision and training of prosecutors and for the development of standards by which their actions can be evaluated.

Liberals used to see that, with conservatives tending to resist as a matter of reflex, but there is genuine merit to better administrative oversight of one of the most powerful and consequential functions of government. Otherwise, in its absence, abuses are hard to detect and remedy before they do great harm to the criminal justice process and individuals who are ensnared in it.

The terms "rogue prosecutor," "racist prosecutor," "corrupt prosecutor," and "prosecutorial abuse" are valid and not simply figments of the imaginations of criminal defense lawyers. So also are "lazy prosecutor" and "over-worked prosecutor" valid terms and not the mere invention of conservative propaganda. I have enough experience as a lawyer and in politics to be able to give specific and true examples of all of them.

I hope that if Trump is re-elected, his new administration will press for long needed reforms of the criminal and civil justice systems. In an odd way that liberals refuse to see, Trump is a persecuted and sympathetic figure, a cousin so to speak of defendants who have evidence planted on them and deprived of a fair hearing in court. I surmise that at least some of Trump's minority and blue collar support comes from that -- and that Trump knows it.

4 posted on 01/30/2024 2:52:04 AM PST by Rockingham (`)
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To: Libloather

This boils down to the REAL CULPRITS in this drama.

This was either APPROVED BY or “JUST LET THE CORRUPTION HAPPEN” BY THE GOVERNOR AND THE SECRETARY OF STATE.

Both men are powerful enough to make an attempt to disassociate themselves from the CRIME.

And I hope, when all is said and done, that Brian Kemp and SOS Raffensb1rger CAN BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR ALL OF THE EVIL THAT HAPPENED IN GEORGIA IN 2020


5 posted on 01/30/2024 2:55:51 AM PST by Maris Crane
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To: Libloather

“...saying Republicans are trying to overwrite the will of Democratic voters...”

What about the will of Republican voters, who happen to be the majority in Georgia? Rats ALWAYS circle the wagon around their own corrupt scumbags.


8 posted on 01/30/2024 4:02:03 AM PST by Flavious_Maximus (Tony Fauci will be put on death row and die of COVID!)
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To: Libloather

BTTT


11 posted on 01/30/2024 4:51:29 AM PST by nopardons
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To: Libloather

Ooooo. An “oversight panel”.


12 posted on 01/30/2024 5:03:47 AM PST by Fido969
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