[Hon]

From what I have read, the plot/plan was discussed for a day and a half; if he stayed more than 15 minutes, he needs to be arrested; and for more than one "count."

+++++

As I've mentioned elsewhere, Randy Barnes (who is currently working on the Kerry Campaign) said at the time that everyone knew that by participating in this discussion they were laying themselves open to being charge for criminal conspiracy. (Paraphrasing because I'm too lazy to look up the exact quote.)

[Hon]

Okay, here's the exact quote (from HOME TO WAR):

According to Barnes, everybody knew that the discussion in that hall "was grounds for criminal indictment of conspiracy."

[Howlin]

I can't wait to see how Douglas Brinkley explains not having THIS in his book either; what is this now, about five things he missed?