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To: syriacus
Do the judges get to decide whether to prosecute? Or does Fitzgerald make the decision whether or not to prosecute?"""

Fitzgerald. Of course, he has to get the GJury to agree. My point in posting this judicial opinion is that, unlike a lot of folks who haven't seen Fitzgerald's evidence (and who are saying Fitzgerald has nothing of substance), the three federal appellate judges who HAVE seen the evidence, said that it was "grave" enough to justify jailing Judith Miller to procure her cooperation.

22 posted on 10/22/2005 7:44:29 PM PDT by churchillbuff
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To: churchillbuff

"My point in posting this judicial opinion is that, unlike a lot of folks who haven't seen Fitzgerald's evidence (and who are saying Fitzgerald has nothing of substance), the three federal appellate judges who HAVE seen the evidence, said that it was "grave" enough to justify jailing Judith Miller to procure her cooperation."

I haven't seen the judicial opinion. I have only seen L. O'Donnell's report.

Mr. O'Donnell has spun stories before.


59 posted on 10/22/2005 9:00:12 PM PDT by mjaneangels@aolcom
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