Lonestar_logic
Republic of Texas
- May 13, 2009
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the gun seller can use the fifth to protect himself, not the company.he would be deposed. you know that.you would be asked, under oath, for the reason and the cause.Perhaps, perhaps not -- I am not under any obligation to prove myself correct or help my accuser prove his case.
That would, of course depend on how many Muslims cam into my store and were denied a sale based on my discretion -- need three or more to establish a pattern -- and how many of them could prove they were so denied.
look, bank robbers sometimes get away with it too. so do murderers. but just because they can sometime evade prosecution doesn't mean the law is on their side.
He doesn't have to answer a single question, he is not required to even take the witness stand. He doesn't have to prove his case, the plaintiff does. This isn't Perry Mason you moron!
The Fifth Amendment is made for that purpose.
What company are you talking about?