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To: jrooney
If you knew the law, which you obviously do not, judges ARE NOT held accountable to sentencing deals made by prosecutors

If you were capable of reason which you are obviously not, you would see that this in no way invalidates my point about not trusting the government.

The judge does not represent the government in a court case.

You're totally in lala land. The judge "doesn't represent the government?" Who built the courthouse the judege sits in? Who pays his salary? Who wrote the laws that the judge deals with?

90 posted on 12/10/2007 8:19:17 AM PST by from occupied ga (Your most dangerous enemy is your own government, Benito Guilinni a short man in search of a balcony)
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To: from occupied ga
The judge does not represent the government in cases. The judge is an independent body. The prosecution represents the government. They are two separate entities in legal matters.
97 posted on 12/10/2007 8:22:02 AM PST by jrooney (Ron Paul makes Jimmy Carter look tough and Dennis Kucinich look sane.)
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