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Gov ousted: and now courts assauting justice
Posted by:
it's a democrat promise
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Date: February 10, 2014 02:46PM
!!! beware democrats refusing to allot Bob McDonnell to see jury instructions !!!
background:
first democrats from NJ oust bob really at gunpoint using fake court papers (i read, no criminal charges presented LEGALLY speaking) it isn't supposed to be possible to oust a gov with a crime proven. then they hold a "special election" quickly after and did NOT inform republican voters. total democrat election theft. i want them in prison worse than i would bloggo: for using the law to break the law and for a shitload of money.
NOW. just like fx co does me. they are cheating bob at every step. the forcing him out of office with false warrant. the lack of law for indictment (who was indicted wasn't even on filing). there's no end to how criminal these people get.
Jury Instructions what makes them IMPORTANT
RICHMOND, Va. -- Federal prosecutors say former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell has no legal right to see the instructions that were given to a grand jury that indicted him on corruption charges.
I've read the laws concerning and recent legal complaints about PROSECUTORS ABUSING JURY INSTRUCTION. I filed complaint and us/va failed to respond to that part of complaint.
FOR EXAMPLE. the instructions (this is confirmed in past cases) might threaten to jail the jury if they fail to convict. and be a god damned lie in doing so.
The long held law is the Judge is completely responsible for emitting, reviewing, and filtering all jury instruction.
Trials are public, ESPECIALLY OF OUSTED GOVERNORS. Only material closed to protect medical info or location of endangered individual or such information can be kept from the public INCLUDING bob.
However. the law clearly states if info. is withheld the report, redacated, is still released: with the sensitive info redacated.
that judge MUST show bob the jury instruction i'll be damned if i hear this go onis )
or otherwise even if the instruction doesn't threaten the jury it's about damn sure to favor the prosecutor DUH
again the judge is responsible for that.
the judge is totally responsible for equality between the cross-filing parties
background:
first democrats from NJ oust bob really at gunpoint using fake court papers (i read, no criminal charges presented LEGALLY speaking) it isn't supposed to be possible to oust a gov with a crime proven. then they hold a "special election" quickly after and did NOT inform republican voters. total democrat election theft. i want them in prison worse than i would bloggo: for using the law to break the law and for a shitload of money.
NOW. just like fx co does me. they are cheating bob at every step. the forcing him out of office with false warrant. the lack of law for indictment (who was indicted wasn't even on filing). there's no end to how criminal these people get.
Jury Instructions what makes them IMPORTANT
RICHMOND, Va. -- Federal prosecutors say former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell has no legal right to see the instructions that were given to a grand jury that indicted him on corruption charges.
I've read the laws concerning and recent legal complaints about PROSECUTORS ABUSING JURY INSTRUCTION. I filed complaint and us/va failed to respond to that part of complaint.
FOR EXAMPLE. the instructions (this is confirmed in past cases) might threaten to jail the jury if they fail to convict. and be a god damned lie in doing so.
The long held law is the Judge is completely responsible for emitting, reviewing, and filtering all jury instruction.
Trials are public, ESPECIALLY OF OUSTED GOVERNORS. Only material closed to protect medical info or location of endangered individual or such information can be kept from the public INCLUDING bob.
However. the law clearly states if info. is withheld the report, redacated, is still released: with the sensitive info redacated.
that judge MUST show bob the jury instruction i'll be damned if i hear this go onis )
or otherwise even if the instruction doesn't threaten the jury it's about damn sure to favor the prosecutor DUH
again the judge is responsible for that.
the judge is totally responsible for equality between the cross-filing parties
Re: Gov ousted: and now courts assauting justice
Posted by:
Where..
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Date: February 10, 2014 03:13PM
Did you get your law degree at NOVA or did you just hit print on something you found on the internet.
A Grand Jury is not the same as a Jury at trial. They do not have the same rules or handled in the same manor.
A Grand Jury is not the same as a Jury at trial. They do not have the same rules or handled in the same manor.
Re: Gov ousted: and now courts assauting justice
Posted by:
No justice
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Date: February 10, 2014 03:21PM
Too bad Cheney, Rummy, and Bush won't see the inside of a courtroom
Re: Gov ousted: and now courts assauting justice
Posted by:
Fairfaxian
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Date: February 10, 2014 03:50PM
> first democrats from NJ oust bob really at
> gunpoint using fake court papers (i read, no
> criminal charges presented LEGALLY speaking) it
> isn't supposed to be possible to oust a gov with a
> crime proven. then they hold a "special election"
> quickly after and did NOT inform republican
> voters. total democrat election theft.
It wasn't a special election, you idiot. Virginia's gubernatorial election always takes place the year after the Presidential election. McDonald's term was over.
> the forcing him out of office
> with false warrant.
He wasn't forced out of office. He finished his four-year term, which ran from January of 2010 to January of 2014.
> RICHMOND, Va. -- Federal prosecutors say former
> Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell has no legal right to
> see the instructions that were given to a grand
> jury that indicted him on corruption charges.
That's correct. It's a grand jury, and the rules are different, because his liberty is not at stake. It's only an indictment, not a conviction.
> I've read the laws concerning and recent legal
> complaints about PROSECUTORS ABUSING JURY
> INSTRUCTION. I filed complaint and us/va failed to
> respond to that part of complaint.
If you filed it in federal court, I'd imagine that it got tossed sua sponte on 12(b)(6)/42 U.S.C. 1915(b)(2)(E) grounds. Alternatively, you probably didn't pay the filing fee or meet the requirements to have it waived.
> FOR EXAMPLE. the instructions (this is confirmed
> in past cases) might threaten to jail the jury if
> they fail to convict. and be a god damned lie in
> doing so.
I defy you to show me one example of that ever occurring in the Commonwealth, and that example had better be caselaw. At any rate, that's not applicable to the present case, because it was a grand jury/indictment situation, and the only determination (and thus, the only instruction) is whether probable cause exists.
> The long held law is the Judge is completely
> responsible for emitting, reviewing, and filtering
> all jury instruction.
The prosecutor and defense attorney may both submit jury instructions, but the judge ultimately rules as to how the jury will be instructed. Again, irrelevant.
> Trials are public, ESPECIALLY OF OUSTED GOVERNORS.
> Only material closed to protect medical info or
> location of endangered individual or such
> information can be kept from the public INCLUDING
> bob.
This was not a trial, and he wasn't ousted (oh, also, there is no "especially" here - Governor McDonnell's trial will be the same as any other citizen).
The rest of your post is similarly off-base and uninformed.
> gunpoint using fake court papers (i read, no
> criminal charges presented LEGALLY speaking) it
> isn't supposed to be possible to oust a gov with a
> crime proven. then they hold a "special election"
> quickly after and did NOT inform republican
> voters. total democrat election theft.
It wasn't a special election, you idiot. Virginia's gubernatorial election always takes place the year after the Presidential election. McDonald's term was over.
> the forcing him out of office
> with false warrant.
He wasn't forced out of office. He finished his four-year term, which ran from January of 2010 to January of 2014.
> RICHMOND, Va. -- Federal prosecutors say former
> Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell has no legal right to
> see the instructions that were given to a grand
> jury that indicted him on corruption charges.
That's correct. It's a grand jury, and the rules are different, because his liberty is not at stake. It's only an indictment, not a conviction.
> I've read the laws concerning and recent legal
> complaints about PROSECUTORS ABUSING JURY
> INSTRUCTION. I filed complaint and us/va failed to
> respond to that part of complaint.
If you filed it in federal court, I'd imagine that it got tossed sua sponte on 12(b)(6)/42 U.S.C. 1915(b)(2)(E) grounds. Alternatively, you probably didn't pay the filing fee or meet the requirements to have it waived.
> FOR EXAMPLE. the instructions (this is confirmed
> in past cases) might threaten to jail the jury if
> they fail to convict. and be a god damned lie in
> doing so.
I defy you to show me one example of that ever occurring in the Commonwealth, and that example had better be caselaw. At any rate, that's not applicable to the present case, because it was a grand jury/indictment situation, and the only determination (and thus, the only instruction) is whether probable cause exists.
> The long held law is the Judge is completely
> responsible for emitting, reviewing, and filtering
> all jury instruction.
The prosecutor and defense attorney may both submit jury instructions, but the judge ultimately rules as to how the jury will be instructed. Again, irrelevant.
> Trials are public, ESPECIALLY OF OUSTED GOVERNORS.
> Only material closed to protect medical info or
> location of endangered individual or such
> information can be kept from the public INCLUDING
> bob.
This was not a trial, and he wasn't ousted (oh, also, there is no "especially" here - Governor McDonnell's trial will be the same as any other citizen).
The rest of your post is similarly off-base and uninformed.