To: Travis McGee; general_re; Rowdee; general_re; realpatriot71
There was no violations of rights. This is a bogus argument. He was not charged with a crime at the t ime and was questioned as a material witness who freely talked to authorities before he was charged.
46 posted on
05/01/2002 10:32:23 AM PDT by
Spar
To: Travis McGee; general_re; Rowdee; general_re; realpatriot71
How can a case be thrown out when he lied to the grand jry? That had nothing to do with a proper arrest!
Assistant U.S. Attorney Robin Baker said Awadallah, ``by lying to the grand jury ... promoted terrorism.''
48 posted on
05/01/2002 10:37:13 AM PDT by
Spar
To: Spar
He was not charged with a crime at the t ime and was questioned as a material witness who freely talked to authorities before he was charged. You assert. Obviously, the judge felt there was evidence that he was, in fact, held against his will. That's hardly "freely" talking to them.
To: Spar
Judge Spar, your honor, sir.......what courtroom do you sit in?
73 posted on
05/01/2002 11:21:07 AM PDT by
Rowdee
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