is there a link to show that if she were charged with "gross negligence" she'd have specific penalties that are automatic? i can't find that but i thought at one time it was there.
There were several threads on it at the time, and each contained a wealth of links. Here's a few of them I could find in just a very quick look-back/search:
"Grossly negligent," the language dropped from the draft, is a term that
carries with it legal ramifications. "
The wording was changed because the use of 'gross negligence' meant there was absolute solid justification for indicting Hillary, while 'extremely careless; would surely have been dropped / dismissed, whichis that they all wanted.
GROSS NEGLIGENCE:
- Intentional use of an unauthorized, unapproved, unencrypted illegal personal server used to illegally store TOP SECRET SPECIAL-COMPARTMENTLIZED INFOTMATION (TS-SCI) information she KNEW she was not supposed to have access to or in her possession after she stepped down as Secretary of State.
*** These actions / the evidence proves Hillary and her team
INTENTIONALLY violated numerous laws to include
Illegal Possession of classified,
Illegal storage of classified,
Illegal handling of classified...
- Hillary's server illegally containing TS-SCI Information was found in the BATHROOM CLOSET (unsecured - crime), of a small IT company that did not even have the security clearances required to have the server in their possession (crime) let along access it and provide IT support to it )crime)
- Evidence and even the testimony of former FBI Comey under oath before Congress proved Hillary and her team INTENTIONALLY withheld and attempted to destroy thousands of official, subpoenaed govt documents she attempted to destroy after calling them 'personal' documents.....crimes of violations against the FOIA & FRA...not to mention Obstruction.
Then there was / is the destruction of numerous devices, theft of govt sim cards, and other crimes of Obstruction, illegal destruction of govt property / classified govt devices, etc...
As Comey testified under oath before Congress, all of this was NOT 'Extreme Carelessness' - it was all calculated, intended Obstruction, and other crimes.....that at the very 'BEST' could be argued to be 'GROSS NEGLIGENCE'....needing no 'intent' and punishable by jail time.....
www.cnn.com
Here's more:
The former FBI official, who was recently fired from special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia team over messages critical of President Trump, repo
thehill.com
One source told the news outlet that electronic records reveal that Strzok changed the language from "grossly negligent" to "extremely careless," scrubbing a key word that could have had legal ramifications for Clinton. An individual who mishandled classified material could be prosecuted under federal law for "gross negligence."