Marener
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The act of lying to a bank while applying for a loan is illegal.Because the act of shooting at me is illegal. The act of applying for a loan is not.
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The act of lying to a bank while applying for a loan is illegal.Because the act of shooting at me is illegal. The act of applying for a loan is not.
The act of lying to a bank while applying for a loan is illegal.
If someone shoots at you and you don’t complain, is it no longer illegal?If the bank complains. If they don't, and are fine with the loan and get paid back 100%, no crime was committed.
If someone shoots at you and you don’t complain, is it no longer illegal?
Same reason they are likely looking to uphold the decision.then why is the appeal court possibly looking to overturn.
Of course you did. Several times. Most recently here:
That makes no sense. If they haven’t decided, then you can’t say whether they agreed or disagreed with the outcome of the case.Yep, apparently they don’t, this their questioning of it. That doesn’t mean I know how they will decide. There is still a lot to go in the process
If it were an open and shut case, if what he did was illegal, then there should be no questioning it. The fact that they are asking these questions makes one wonder if they think it wasn’t a legitimate decisionSame reason they are likely looking to uphold the decision.
They are hearing an appeal.
Well you better get on the phone and notify the Judicial branch that their appeal process isn't up to your standards.If it were an open and shut case, if what he did was illegal, then there should be no questioning it
That makes no sense. If they haven’t decided, then you can’t say whether they agreed or disagreed with the outcome of the case.
You’re talking out of both sides of your mouth.
False. Notice how your attempts to argue this as true are not going well.There is obviously something they don’t agree with
yeah, but then there has never been a case like this where the goal wasn’t justice, but to hamstring a political opponent.Well you better get on the phone and notify the Judicial branch that their appeal process isn't up to your standards.
While you're at it, Google the success rate of appeals of criminal convictions.
It's... not good.
I see it's make stuff up day, again.yeah, but then there has never been a case like this where the goal wasn’t justice, but to hamstring a political opponent.
Only in the minds of the partisan leftFalse. Notice how your attempts to argue this as true are not going well.
*and apparently also by all the facts and argumentOnly in the minds of the partisan left.
I see it's make stuff up day, again.
And the conviction was on the evidence. Appeals are not do overs. I don't think you understand this.
False. They would ask questions brought up by the appealing party.If the case was solid, they wouldn’t be asking these questions
*except for when you did, and when I quoted you, and when I argued and presented factual information to show you did.I’ve not made anything up
*and apparently also by all the facts and argument
Not much difference, to a bootlicking right winger on the wrong side of both.