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To: gronieel2 who wrote (863911)	6/9/2015 5:38:41 PM
From: combjelly	Respond to of 1578743

Sorry to burst your bubble. It is perfectly legal to bribe someone to keep quiet unless it is to cover up crimes. Happens all of the time. In this case, the statute of limitations have long passed for what Denny allegedly did. So there would be no crimes to cover up. I suppose he was trying to avoid public embarrassment. Which is ok, but in doing so he might have violated one or more laws. At least that is what the charges are. Your mythical lawyer cannot practice law with being a member of the Bar. So try again.