Posted on 01/25/2016 1:56:06 PM PST by BuckeyeTexan
All this means is that the prosecution can now take the case to court to try them.
It doesn’t mean they’re guilty, they weren’t found guilty. Only that enough evidence exists to go to court over.
Their guilt or innocence is still in the hands of a Jury.
This is a good case for Jury Nullification! But, it’s unlikely that will happen.
The Socialists have been planning and waiting for a long time ... bought and paid for laws to be passed and they are on "legal" ground to mutilate a human being and part him out ... like Jesus' belongings
He said that the State of Texas has an ongoing investigation into the activities of Planned Parenthood and that nothing in today’s indictments affects that investigation. His website is overwhelmed so I can’t link to his statement yet.
I’m confused. Did the whistle blowers fabricate the whole thing? How else can they be indicted? Is Harris Co then saying that PP did not conspire to harvest organs?
Like Dinesh D'Souza, do anything to challenge the leftist ascendancy and hammered by partisan prosecutors.
The prosecutor should be hanged.
If goes to trial then Discovery applies, correct?
FYI
On Twitter:
One of the prosecutors in the Harris County DA’s office has been a Planned Parenthood board member since 2013
Update on Twitter:
Lauren Reeder, one of the prosecutors in Harris Co. DA office, has been a board member of PP since 2013, and a fund raiser for PP since 2009.
This world is going insane- Sweden is actively training refugees how to use sniper rifles- and now those hwo try to do the right thing and expose pp are indicted? Unbefreakinlievable!
Upside down, sideways and backward. This country is moving in all the wrong directions.>>>>
that’s why all flags in my house and outside are upside down
Then every conviction in Harris County based on a sting operation should be overturned. Big picture, that is the kind of precedent this sets. Bad move, Anderson, very bad move!
This constitutes a blatant conflict of interest, and a violation of professional ethics. I would think disbarment should be in order.
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