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In Rapid Motions, Judge Picked for DeLay Case
Austin American-Statesman ^
| Friday, November 04, 2005
| Laylan Copelin
Posted on 11/04/2005 1:13:37 AM PST by flattorney
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To: xzins
If I was a bettin' man, I'd wager Ten Bears knows "chock". And his horses, too.
Seriesly, Ronnie Earle lacks the scruples to hold public office. He's the "Smedley Whiplash" of "Blazing Indictments".
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posted on
11/04/2005 7:39:19 AM PST
by
auboy
(Spoiled brats should not be senators, and senators should not be spoiled brats)
To: flattorney
Based on Earle's "reasoning", how can the Congress ever investigate one of its members? Huh? Huh?
This is such a mess, the only solution is to call in the UN to fix it.
Yeah, right.
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posted on
11/04/2005 7:44:58 AM PST
by
GretchenM
(Hooked on porn and hating it? Visit http://www.theophostic.com .)
To: CedarDave; flattorney
Were the words on that Recusal Order pieced together by a serial killer?
Leni
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posted on
11/04/2005 7:49:47 AM PST
by
MinuteGal
(Today is My Seventh Anniversary on This Forum...and I'm Still in Love with Free Republic!)
To: flattorney
If Earle tries to drop these charges (exactly as he did with Hutchinson), and DeLay wants his day in court to expose Earle and his hack cronies, can DeLay insist on having the trial anyway? I think that's the only way the leftists will be exposed for their hypocrisy and extreme partisanship. And Earle's malice against DeLay (and Bush) needs to be exposed for what it IS.
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posted on
11/04/2005 8:09:15 AM PST
by
XenaLee
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To: MinuteGal
Were the words on that Recusal Order pieced together by a serial killer?The fax machine does a good job of "serial killer pasting", that's for sure.
To: XenaLee
I don't think DeLay would insist on a trial if the charges were dropped. Although it might look like a slam-dunk for Tom to win the case, it's still a crap shoot with a jury.
There would still be a chance, however slight, that he could wind up with an OJ jury.
"If he thinks he's a Hammer
Send him to the slammer"
Leni
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posted on
11/04/2005 8:34:07 AM PST
by
MinuteGal
(Today is My Seventh Anniversary on This Forum...and I'm Still in Love with Free Republic!)
To: Drammach
...dismissed, with prejudice.. ( no right to appeal the decision ) A dismissal with prejudice can be appealed. If it becomes final, the matter cannot be re-filed.
To: flattorney
On Thursday, DeGuerin said, "Relax, Chicken Little. The sky is not falling."I love DeLay's attorney.
To: auboy
Pale ale is favored by Palleaminos and Appaleloosas. But quart-er horses drink less.
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posted on
11/04/2005 9:18:44 AM PST
by
MJemison
To: flattorney
If the judge is a Priest,
Perp's conviction you must resist!
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posted on
11/04/2005 9:30:41 AM PST
by
Revolting cat!
("In the end, nothing explains anything.")
To: MJemison
But quart-er horses drink less.;-) Those are the best horses around. They leave more for you and for me. And they don't fall off their barstools.
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posted on
11/04/2005 9:44:24 AM PST
by
auboy
(Spoiled brats should not be senators, and senators should not be spoiled brats)
To: MinuteGal
Were the words on that Recusal Order pieced together by a serial killer? Sadly, yes, he shot a box of corn flakes...
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posted on
11/04/2005 10:08:06 AM PST
by
talleyman
(If Saddam didn't have stuff to hide, why was he hiding it?)
To: UnklMike
Criminal law in Texas does not provide a mechanism for dismissal for prosecutorial misconduct or insufficiency. Dismissal rests only with the prosecutor. However, both of those issues could be pursued in an appeal.
A grand jury has returned an indictment so as a matter of law, there is probable cause (even if there really isn't.)
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posted on
11/04/2005 12:29:42 PM PST
by
HouTom
To: Dan(9698)
Actually, under the criminal law in Texas, if the case is dismissed, it can be re-filed, as long as it is within the statute of limitations.
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posted on
11/04/2005 12:32:51 PM PST
by
HouTom
To: xzins
One of my great grandfathers made Choc Beer. I think it was a common brew in the old Indian Nations, but the present day variety may be different. Pete's Place in Krebs, Oklahoma has a draught beer that is an English style pale mild ale.
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posted on
11/04/2005 4:51:34 PM PST
by
Oklahoma
To: Oklahoma
I ran across Choc on either my assignment to KS or OK....just can't remember which.
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posted on
11/04/2005 5:22:14 PM PST
by
xzins
(Retired Army Chaplain and Proud of It!)
To: Dan(9698)
A dismissal with prejudice can be appealed. If it becomes final, the matter cannot be re-filed. That may be what I was "trying" to say..
I was thinking of the other TX witch hunt..
Kay Bailey Hutchinson of TX was also charged with a similar set of charges, ( by Earle? ) and it was allowed to go to court in order to insure that the prosecutor wouldn't be able to do it again..
I believe that case was dismissed, with prejudice.
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posted on
11/04/2005 11:05:00 PM PST
by
Drammach
(Freedom; not just a job, it's an adventure..)
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