Former FBI Director James Comey indicted following pressure from Trump
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LOCK HIM UP!!!!!
They're going to LOSE this case, you fucking moron. Comey isnt guilty of anything but pissing the Orange Piece of Shit off.
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No no! Thay have the EVIDENSE!!! LOCK HIM UP!!!
What "evidense" is that? You illiterate retard.
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Thay have to have evidense or the judge would not have allowed it to get to this point! MAGA!!!
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RIGHT!!!
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GRAND JURY INDICTED!! Multiple charges!! Lying to CONGRESS!!
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RIGHT!!
The fake prosecutor even signed the charges incorrectly.
Totally fake prosecution. It's all good because after she loses the case, she'll lose her law license and will never practice again.
And then Comey will sue the Trump admin for $$$$$$$$$$ for malicious prosecution and us taxpayers will have to foot the bill for this bullshit. Just because the Orange Piece of Shit is upset.
Just watch.
Your link suggests it's a fake prosecution and they're going to lose.
Thanks for agreeing with me, retard.
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Yoo really are a gay liar! X was RIGHT!! And so was lilyWhen the Department of Justice (DOJ) loses a case, the outcome and potential next steps depend on whether it was a criminal or a civil proceeding
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In a criminal case
If the DOJ loses a criminal case, the defendant is acquitted, and the case is over. Due to the Fifth Amendment's Double Jeopardy clause, the DOJ cannot appeal an acquittal or try the defendant again on the same charge.
However, there are a few limited exceptions:
In a civil case, the DOJ and the opposing party have equal rights to appeal. If the DOJ loses a civil case, it can appeal the judgment to a higher court, just like any other losing party.
The consequences of losing a civil case depend on the nature of the lawsuit:
Beyond the specific case, a loss can have other repercussions for the DOJ:
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In a criminal case
If the DOJ loses a criminal case, the defendant is acquitted, and the case is over. Due to the Fifth Amendment's Double Jeopardy clause, the DOJ cannot appeal an acquittal or try the defendant again on the same charge.
However, there are a few limited exceptions:
- Errors of law: The DOJ may be able to appeal a pre-trial ruling made by a judge, such as the suppression of evidence, which may lead to the reinstatement of a conviction. However, this is not an appeal of an acquittal.
- Hung jury: If a jury cannot reach a unanimous verdict (a hung jury), the DOJ is not barred from retrying the case. A hung jury does not constitute an acquittal.
In a civil case, the DOJ and the opposing party have equal rights to appeal. If the DOJ loses a civil case, it can appeal the judgment to a higher court, just like any other losing party.
The consequences of losing a civil case depend on the nature of the lawsuit:
- Adverse judgment: If the DOJ loses, a court may rule against the federal government, requiring it to take specific actions or pay damages.
- Appeal: The DOJ can challenge the trial court's decision in a federal court of appeals. The appellate court will review the case for legal errors, not to re-evaluate the facts.
Beyond the specific case, a loss can have other repercussions for the DOJ:
- Case precedent: If the DOJ's loss establishes an unfavorable legal precedent, it can affect future cases.
- Strategic review: The DOJ may reassess its strategy or resource allocation following a significant loss. In some situations, a string of losses may signal a flawed approach in a specific legal area, such as antitrust.
- Reputation: The loss of a high-profile case can affect the public perception of the DOJ's competence and integrity.
Yep.
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Well, this proecutor was his personal attorney before this job. Who lnows what he's promised her.
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Nobody throws in the towel better than him!
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She was in the insurance business, and has no prosecutorial experience. Expect a comedy of errors.
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Nobody throws in the towel better than him!
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PS, we don’t need no stinking separation of powers!
She signed the charging documents incorrectly out of the gate.
Not a chance in hell he'll be convicted.
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Nobody throws in the towel better than him!
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Trump only hires the best gofers
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I hope Jimmy Traitor Comey gets assfucked by a huge nigger in prison.
Clapper is next.
Clapper is next.
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Always thinking about dick. You right wing retards are all the same.
Not a chance in hell he'll be convicted.
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So you are all for the abuse of government power as long as it's your fellow Evil Leftists doing the abusing. Got it.
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