Billiejeens
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Me too.
I guess if you are going to keep your issue a secret we are done here?
Exactly what the jury should say.
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Me too.
I guess if you are going to keep your issue a secret we are done here?
A non answer.Exactly what the jury should say.
A non answer.
Guess you don't want to discuss whatever point you are pretending to make.
Have a good day.
Always happy to educate the perpetually stupid.Lol, regale me with your insight into the constitution.
What were you told violated the constitution?
Lies.I posted it already.
Isn't that why your feelings are hurt?
You are obviously clueless as the the jury instructions.That isn't what the jury is supposed to do so you must be misinformed.
Did you fall for a tweet?
See.Yawn...
Have a good day.
Wouldn’t be a secret if you understood the jury instructions, Peabrain.Me too.
I guess if you are going to keep your issue a secret we are done here?
You are obviously clueless as the the jury instructions.
I can't help but WONDER what the two attorneys on the Jury are thinking about all this. They KNOW the law and how Judge Merchan is giving instructions.more proof of weaponizing the justice system and election meddling.
I can't help but WONDER what the two attorneys on the Jury are thinking about all this. They KNOW the law and how Judge Merchan is giving instructions.
You are obviously clueless as the the jury instructions.
I can't help but WONDER what the two attorneys on the Jury are thinking about all this. They KNOW the law and how Judge Merchan is giving instructions.
In a controversial move, Judge Juan Merchan recently ruled that the jury in former President Donald Trump’s criminal trial does not need to unanimously agree on which specific “predicate” crime was committed to secure a conviction on felony charges. This decision has significant implications for the judicial process and raises questions about its constitutionality and the potential violation of Trump’s rights
Reversible Error Number 10
or 15 or who knows..
Making it up on the fly as it’s going down the tubes . This happened election night alsoIn a controversial move, Judge Juan Merchan recently ruled that the jury in former President Donald Trump’s criminal trial does not need to unanimously agree on which specific “predicate” crime was committed to secure a conviction on felony charges. This decision has significant implications for the judicial process and raises questions about its constitutionality and the potential violation of Trump’s rights
Making it up on the fly as it’s going down the tubes . This happened election night also
Here is Reversible Error # 25:I truly believe that there has been at least one per day, on average.