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Judge dismisses Carter Page’s FISA abuse lawsuit against James Comey and others
Washington Examiner ^ | Sep 1, 2022 | Jerry Dunleavy

Posted on 09/02/2022 3:45:41 AM PDT by where's_the_Outrage?

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To: where's_the_Outrage?

Page should have gone with “conspiracy to commit” since that is actually what happened. Although there is probably a “hold harmless” statute that protects criminal acts committed by the FBI/DOJ . . .


21 posted on 09/02/2022 6:46:10 AM PDT by MCSETots
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Page started out on his lawsuit by representing himself. I haven’t heard that he changed and hired attorneys. While I am not against a plaintiff going into a Federal court Pro Se, it does make it tougher because the system basically is against that right of the plaintiff. He may be able to refile an ammendment to his lawsuit to make his case, but the Court loses patience pretty fast with constant ammendments that don’t meet a procedural or substantive threshold to proceed. I’ve done some of my own cases pro se and it is tough. His case is too important for him to proceed with his ego driven trip into the legal system IMHO>


22 posted on 09/02/2022 8:04:00 AM PDT by wildbill (The older I get, the less the term 'life in prison" scares me)
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