[Libloather]

Documents from Jefferson office raid are in limbo

WASHINGTON The cooling-off period ends today on documents temporarily sealed by President Bush in the bribery case of Congressman William Jefferson.

The Louisiana Democrat has been the focus of prosecutors and investigators who suspect him of taking 400-thousand dollars in bribes from a business executive.

Bush placed materials seized from Jefferson's Capitol Hill office off limits for 45 days, but that time is up. A court will decide if the F-B-I's searches in May were an unconstitutional intrusion. Until a judge rules, prosecutors won't examine the materials agents seized.

http://www.kron4.com/Global/story.asp?S=5129054

[shankbear]

This crook DEMOCRAt needs to be indicted as soon as possible. He is a feckless crapweasel and needs to go down.. DOWN!!!!!!!!! But he love he city.

[HarleyLady27]

wait....wait.....wait.....I smell something here that is rotten:

If this were you or I, do you think they would ponder whether they needed to try us 'before the election' or after???

NO! NO! NO! They would have us stung up as soon as they could, so what's the problem here? He isn't anybody any different than you or I, or is this prejudice???? I think it is....

[operation clinton cleanup]

Should the department decide whether to seek an indictment of Jefferson before the Nov. 7 primary

Primary?

[The South Texan]

Have to wonder if the Drive By would publish a title for an article like this if it were a Republican? No, they would be praising the timing of the indictment.

[yoe]

That article about Jefferson's crime being in limbo, was written back in June, 2006.

Where is the up-date? Who is doing the criticizing? Names please – always names, otherwise the accusation are just that accusations and that carries no weight.

[Chode]

let me get this straight... all that frozen cash in his freezer ISN'T ENOUGHT TO INDICT THIS FPOS???