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To: sitetest
There is no statute of limitations on sexual assault felonies in the state of Maryland. There is a statute of limitations on filing a civil suit in such cases.
I see. But there is always the “she says she was drunk, and I was so drunk that I don’t remember what happened myself. We just don’t know - and what difference, at this point, does it make?”

Reflects no credit on anyone, to be sure - but there it is. The state of Maryland can attempt a prosecution - and attempt to get an all-female jury . . .

But then, what is the motive to prosecute the case against Garrett - that is to say, to prove that Kavenaugh was innocent?

No, I think Garrett is safe.


198 posted on 09/21/2018 6:41:15 AM PDT by conservatism_IS_compassion (Journalism promotes itself - and promotes big government - by speaking ill of society.)
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To: conservatism_IS_compassion

That Maryland prosecutors would bother is highly unlikely. But Maryland is a fascist one-party state, and if someone in the ruling politburo thought it would accrue to the party’s benefit, it would happen.

I’m sure if Mr. Garrett offers no trouble to the Maryland Democrat mafia, they won’t bother with him. And he seems to have kept his mouth closed in this situation, so he’ll likely go unmolested. But if he were to begin to say things that offered support for Judge Kavanaugh, they might not hesitate to make trouble for him.


199 posted on 09/21/2018 6:54:48 AM PDT by sitetest (No longer mostly dead.)
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