To: Victor
Talking through your hat, there is no expiration date, those charges can be extended at anytime pending judges approval and new charges can be filled, the law was posted here a while back. You missed it.
To: org.whodat
The Attorney General is the arbiter. There is no reference in the statue to a judge having the authority you described. Care to cite supporting legislation or case law?
However a Former Employee may seek an advisory opinion from the Attorney General regarding the law. Said opinion binds the State.
Look deeply into your crystal ball and tell us what you think you know concerning communications between Gov Palin and the AG.
53 posted on
07/14/2011 7:25:48 AM PDT by
gov_bean_ counter
(JMO but I reserve the right to be wrong...)
To: org.whodat
"....Talking through your hat, there is no expiration date, those charges can be extended at anytime pending judges approval and new charges can be filled, the law was posted here a while back. You missed it......"
Easy, dude....I posed a question, not a statement of fact. Calm down.
127 posted on
07/14/2011 6:49:00 PM PDT by
Victor
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