[jmcenanly]

If she had not been a princess, I don't think they would have been so lenient. Having a family that controls a significant portion of the world's known oil resources covers a multitude of sins.

[ken5050]

And immediately after the decision, she and her family flew to Saudi Arabia on a chartered 747...( where have I hear that before..hmmm?)

[P-Marlowe]

If they didn’t have the evidence to take this to trial, then why did they charge her in the first place?

[elpadre]

Has there been any Saudi charged in a US court that hasn’t had the case either dismissed or it disappeared?

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

Yes, you can buy injustice in the US.

At this point, I think the $64 question is will the maid be allowed to return to Kenya, or will the US willingly return the slave to her Saudi owners, to be taken back to Arabia and murdered.

If the case was just corrupt, they will let her go back to Kenya. If they are downright *evil*, they will force her to go to Saudi Arabia.

So, who wants to guess if the state of California will resurrect the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850?

With Democrats in charge, it’s anyone’s guess. They really miss the good old days of slavery.

[Da Coyote]

The Mullah Obamadork offered a favor (through the corrupt, venal, and totall septic Just-Us Department) to fellow Muslims.

Nothing surprises us any more.

However, after CW-II, let us hope that the Obamadork was not allowed to escape to Iran...or that we know where he (it) is over there.

[DeWalt]

I’m shocked, shocked I tell ya.

[LibLieSlayer]

Pull that kenyan’s strings you saudi demons.