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To: redfish who wrote (24615)	8/15/2005 1:00:44 PM
From: one_less	of 90947

Fitzgerald must make people like you shake in your booties… Fitzgerald's tendency to invoke the laws against lying comes from two things, colleagues say: the particular way he uses grand jury testimony when he conducts an investigation, and his deep-seated aversion to being lied to. He uses the grand jury as an apparatus to seek the truth. When people are not truthful … he believes those people should be punished." The perjury rap was "like using tax prosecutions for Al Capone," said Matthew Piers, a Chicago lawyer who represented a defendant Fitzgerald prosecuted for perjury after an investigation into possible terrorism. A lot of people felt that way about the bill Clinton conviction as well. Message 21605614

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