toobfreak
Tungsten/Glass Member
What evidence withheld was exculpatory?
The evidence that you have half a brain?
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What evidence withheld was exculpatory?
? Not being immediately arrested for a crime doesn't mean you are not guilty of said crime.
The DoJ has a massive database of the videos available to the January 6th defendants.The evidence that you have half a brain?
Sure.Wonderful. That is what 'remains to be seen' is for.
1. Non sequitor
Blah blah blah.The evidence that you have half a brain?
Trump's legacy will prevail over what the left was trying to do. Make no mistake about that.
We have video evidence of Jacob illegally entering the capital as part of the initial mob. That is one of the charges.
Blah blah blah.
That didn't happen to Jacob and the video proved it.How can you be charged with illegal entry into a public building while the security there hold the door for you waving you in? HUH?
Familiarize yourself with the term "entrapment".? Not being immediately arrested for a crime doesn't mean you are not guilty of said crime.
That didn't happen to Jacob and the video proved it.
The discovery is finding that the feds tried to alter and destroy the exculpatory evidence, hackasaurus rex.No spin necessary--the Brady Rule is all about potentially exculpatory evidence. the Prosecution has an absolute requirement to disclose all such.
7TB+ plus of discovery shows that the Prosecution was trying to do just that. I think we're going to find that most of the material in question has already been known, and turned over. Yet, another camera angle of the same thing, as it were. The Prosecution acknowledged that the investigation was ongoing and that they would attempt to keep the defense apprised. Intent is important here and I've yet to see any evidence of deliberate with-holding of any potentially exculpatory material.
Perhaps they'll find some...in which case the defense is free to make hay, as it were. Thus far, much sound and fury...but little of the smoking gun of innocence.
Shaman-man's lawyer has already said he asked for this information and it was withheld.Lawyer much? It is not 'All exculpatory' ---that is a determination that must be made by a court.
Given the 7 terabytes+ of discovery provided it would be hard for anyone to argue anything new being shown....the mere fact of some info not being turned over is not enough as long as good faith is shown..which is to say the defense must prove intent--a deliberate effort to hide relevant info.
Yes holding the door open for you.How can you be charged with illegal entry into a public building while the security there hold the door for you waving you in? HUH?
Yes, they do. its not up to the prosecution to decide what is relevant or not. The Supreme Court decided that in Brady v. MarylandNo they don't. Not if it's not relevant to the charges; meaning it's isn't exculpatory.
Several other doors to the building had already been opened, and there were a number of people trying to stop those breaking the doors and windows here...But the narrative must be maintained iver everything.Yes holding the door open for you.
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That is a unique and innovative view of the forced entry.Several other doors to the building had already been opened, and there were a number of people trying to stop those breaking the doors and windows here...But the narrative must be maintained iver everything.
Ive seen a number of videos from you that doorway...Some doing the damage were being physically pulled away....But you flakes have your narrative to maintain, so.....That is a unique and innovative view of the forced entry.
You Dims love you some lawbreakers.Its important to have hope I guess. Alas this is not it.