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To: hmaly who wrote (132500)2/12/2001 9:26:24 AM
From: Scumbria  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1570595
 
Harry,

Grand juries don't determine guilt, nor does the House of Representatives in impeachment cases.<<<<<<
Yes they do. The grand jury, while not the final determiner of guilt, does have a verdict.

Do you have any idea what a grand jury is? It is a tool for the prosecution. There is no presentation by the defense, and no cross-examination. It is a completely one-sided affair.

You are spewing crapola.

Scumbria



To: hmaly who wrote (132500)2/12/2001 11:42:16 AM
From: Windsock  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1570595
 
Maly - Re: "Yes they do. The grand jury, while not the final determiner of guilt, does have a verdict"

A Grand Jury would indict a ham sandwich if the prosecutor asked them. Guilt has nothing to do with it.

Everyone on the criminal system, prosecutors and defense attorneys alike, knows this.


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