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MarineCombatEngineer

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3. Sure, go ahead and re-indict, if you can find a prosecutor or a GJ that will after this monumental fuck up.

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Tue Dec 2, 2025, 08:51 AM

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Or, if you do find a GJ that will, it'll just be dismissed again, this time probably with prejudice, on the grounds of malicious prosecution.
I guess they like being humiliated in court and public opinion.

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Doubtful the second iteration will be stronger than the first bucolic_frolic Yesterday #1

the statute of limitation expired for comey moonshinegnomie Yesterday #2

Sure, go ahead and re-indict, if you can find a prosecutor or a GJ that will after this monumental fuck up. MarineCombatEngineer Yesterday #3

Seems like there are plenty of dirty prosecutors and GJ's to go around. travelingthrulife Yesterday #4

True, but the second time around may prove different MarineCombatEngineer Yesterday #5

Give it a rest already, ya nimwits! Bayard Yesterday #6