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To: bvw
I think he is the rankest member.
144 posted on 11/01/2005 3:41:03 PM PST by Fudd Fan (Indict Wilson! I believe Weldon! (got me a Water Bucket and I'm not afraid to use it--MOOSEMUSS!)
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To: Fudd Fan

Why did the DOJ let the Burglar get away with what he did and recommend such a low penalty that the judge found it insufficient. Who at DOJ was responsible for this? Alberto?


147 posted on 11/01/2005 3:43:14 PM PST by Bahbah (Tony Schaffer is a hero)
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To: Fudd Fan
Now going over the Sandy Berger case contrasts. Mark reveals that Berger stole "Code Word" level documents -- the highest classification. Berger got a plea bargain -- the prosecutor only asked for a $10,ooo fine. The Judge, she knocked it up to $50,ooo. And Berger will get his security clearance back, and seems like he hasn't lost his law license (DC Bar).

No grand jury for Berger.

153 posted on 11/01/2005 3:45:11 PM PST by bvw
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To: Fudd Fan
The word I think is sedition.
sedition

n. the federal crime of advocacy of insurrection against the government or support for an enemy of the nation during time of war, by speeches, publications and organization. Sedition usually involves actually conspiring to disrupt the legal operation of the government and is beyond expression of an opinion or protesting government policy. Sedition is a lesser crime than "treason," which requires actual betrayal of the government, or "espionage." Espionage involves spying on the government, trading state secrets (particularly military) to another country (even a friendly nation), or sabotaging governmental facilities, equipment or suppliers of the government, like an aircraft factory. During U.S. participation in World War II (1941-1945) several leaders of the German-American Bund, a pro-Nazi organization, were tried and convicted of sedition for actively interfering with the war effort. Since freedom of speech, press and assembly are guaranteed by the Bill of Rights and because treason and espionage charges can be made for overt acts against the nation's security, sedition charges are rare.

Source: http://dictionary.law.com/default2.asp?typed=sedition&type=1&submit1.x=46&submit1.y=19&submit1=Look+up


160 posted on 11/01/2005 3:48:01 PM PST by bvw
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