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To: Innovative
Mueller will end up in Federal prison once this sham is over. He's one of the most thoroughly corrupt bitches in this entire ridiculous charade. Moreover, given the several felonies committed in filing the FISA application that kicked all this off, anything and everything that derives from it is "fruit of the poisoned tree," and therefore without any legal standing.

It's all garbage, and Bobby Mueller is head Trash Man.

27 posted on 03/04/2018 11:44:40 PM PST by Gargantua (The wheel is spinnin' and it can't slow down... ;^)
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To: Gargantua
Mueller will end up in Federal prison once this sham is over.

No, he won't. Expecting any justice from all of this crap will only lead to anger and frustration on your part.

I advise you to drop any expectation of liberals paying for their crimes. That day is past and gone.

29 posted on 03/04/2018 11:48:34 PM PST by TChris ("Hello", the politician lied.)
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That’s not how “fruit of the poisonous tree” works. Only Carter Page could reasonably claim this defence as it applies specifically to 4th Amendment rights, which are non-transferrable.

EG: If an unreliable informant gives the FBI information that you’re a drug dealer, the FBI gets a warrant, finds drugs in your house and arrests you, the drugs in your house could not be used against YOU in a court of law.

However, if you give the FBI information about your supplier, or if there are clues - say a letter with a return address on it - which are seized which lead to the arrest of your supplier this person would NOT be able to claim the fruit of the poisoned tree defence.


36 posted on 03/05/2018 12:03:01 AM PST by Taipei
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