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To: combjelly who wrote (819883)	12/1/2014 1:54:26 AM
From: i-node	Respond to of 1586468

>> Even if it were true, that has absolutely nothing to do with the prosecutor's conflict of interest in that grand jury. The fact that his dad was a police officer shot in the line of duty is another conflict. Absolutely NOT a conflict. Remember, he did not conduct the grand jury hearing. You could hardly suggest that a prosecutor recuse HIS ENTIRE STAFF from presenting a case to the grand jury. Even if there were a conflict (and there isn't) the fact that his staff presented the case would isolate it. BTW, here's an excellent article on the bogus claims in the liberal blogs about the Williams case. Same basic point as I was making but with excellent legal analysis to go with it. legalinsurrection.com