CharacterAssassin
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Well, keep in mind: Legion is a mentally retarded adult with the mind of a 10 year old. He's not really up to this. Never has been
F.B.I. Sent Investigator Posing as Assistant to Meet With Trump Aide in 2016
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Well, keep in mind: Legion is a mentally retarded adult with the mind of a 10 year old. He's not really up to this. Never has been
Not you, BRAD.
Do you even know what entrapment is?
You are clearly the one unfamiliar. Anyway is a guideline a law?
I love it when people who claim to have me on ignore post to me when supposedly they can't see my posts.
It's their way of saying they're my bitch.
Nice!
About something that doesn’t matter, you’re damn right.
I wasn't dismissed for cause, BRAD.
Let the record show that BRAD has stated that lying "doesn't matter."
Darth Omar
Russian asset
You goof balls have been predicting Trump’s demise since the day after the election lol.
Check that, he was supposed to go down with Pussy Grab Gate.
I was not either. You appear to be as ignorant of that as you are of the law. All of you guys are so ignorant of the law you don’t have any clue what you’re talking about.
Indeed, lol.
How many times a day does some liberal breathlessly inform the world that this time...
Darth Omar
Russian asset
CharacterAssassin
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Things don't happen overnight, Tinkerbell, esp. w/mobsters like Donnie Moscow. That's how our system works.
Except annatta and yourself, Trumptards are hard to beat in being clueless.
So you say, BRAD. I understand how painful that memory must be for you. You went into civil practice after that humiliation, didn't you?
BRAD can. PM me for details.
For those who may be of the opinion that BRAD is indeed as mendaciously ignorant as he seems to be, here are the relevant ABA standards:
(a) These Standards address the investigative stage of the criminal justice process. They address the charge or post-charge stages of the criminal justice process only when those stages overlap with the investigative stage.
(b) Standards are not intended to serve as the basis for the imposition of professional discipline, nor to create substantive or procedural rights for accused or convicted persons. These Standards do not modify a prosecutor’s ethical obligations under applicable rule of professional conduct. These Standards are not intended to create a standard of care for civil liability, nor to serve as a predicate for a motion to suppress evidence or dismiss a charge.
(c) The use of the term “prosecutor” in these Standards applies to any prosecutor or other attorney, regardless of agency or title, who serves as an attorney in a governmental criminal investigation.
STANDARD 1.2 GENERAL PRINCIPLES
(a) An individual prosecutor is not an independent agent but is a member of an independent institution the primary duty of which is to seek justice.
(b) The prosecutor’s client is the public, not particular government agencies or victims.
(c) The purposes of a criminal investigation are to:
(i) develop sufficient factual information to enable the prosecutor to make a fair and objective determination of whether and what charges should be brought and to guard against prosecution of the innocent, and
(ii) develop legally admissible evidence sufficient to obtain and sustain a conviction of those who are guilty and warrant prosecution.
(d) The prosecutor should:
(i) ensure that criminal investigations are not based upon premature beliefs or conclusions as to guilt or innocence but are guided by the facts;
(ii) ensure that criminal investigations are not based upon partisan or other improper political or personal considerations and do not invidiously discriminate against, nor wrongly favor, persons on the basis of race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, political beliefs, age, or social or economic status;
(iii) consider whether an investigation would be in the public interest and what the potential impacts of a criminal investigation might be on subjects, targets and witnesses; and
(iv) seek in most circumstances to maintain the secrecy and confidentiality of criminal investigations.
(e) Generally, the prosecutor engaged in an investigation should not be the sole decision-maker regarding the decision to prosecute matters arising out of that investigation.
(f) The prosecutor should be aware of and comply with the ethical rules and other legal standards applicable to the prosecutor’s conduct during an investigation.
(g) The prosecutor should cooperate with other governmental authorities regarding matters that are of legitimate concern to such authorities when doing so is permitted by law and would not compromise an investigation or other criminal justice goals.
(h) The prosecutor’s office should provide organizational structure to guide its members’ investigative work.
(a) These Standards address the investigative stage of the criminal justice process. They address the charge or post-charge stages of the criminal justice process only when those stages overlap with the investigative stage.
(b) Standards are not intended to serve as the basis for the imposition of professional discipline, nor to create substantive or procedural rights for accused or convicted persons. These Standards do not modify a prosecutor’s ethical obligations under applicable rule of professional conduct. These Standards are not intended to create a standard of care for civil liability, nor to serve as a predicate for a motion to suppress evidence or dismiss a charge.
(c) The use of the term “prosecutor” in these Standards applies to any prosecutor or other attorney, regardless of agency or title, who serves as an attorney in a governmental criminal investigation.
STANDARD 1.2 GENERAL PRINCIPLES
(a) An individual prosecutor is not an independent agent but is a member of an independent institution the primary duty of which is to seek justice.
(b) The prosecutor’s client is the public, not particular government agencies or victims.
(c) The purposes of a criminal investigation are to:
(i) develop sufficient factual information to enable the prosecutor to make a fair and objective determination of whether and what charges should be brought and to guard against prosecution of the innocent, and
(ii) develop legally admissible evidence sufficient to obtain and sustain a conviction of those who are guilty and warrant prosecution.
(d) The prosecutor should:
(i) ensure that criminal investigations are not based upon premature beliefs or conclusions as to guilt or innocence but are guided by the facts;
(ii) ensure that criminal investigations are not based upon partisan or other improper political or personal considerations and do not invidiously discriminate against, nor wrongly favor, persons on the basis of race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, political beliefs, age, or social or economic status;
(iii) consider whether an investigation would be in the public interest and what the potential impacts of a criminal investigation might be on subjects, targets and witnesses; and
(iv) seek in most circumstances to maintain the secrecy and confidentiality of criminal investigations.
(e) Generally, the prosecutor engaged in an investigation should not be the sole decision-maker regarding the decision to prosecute matters arising out of that investigation.
(f) The prosecutor should be aware of and comply with the ethical rules and other legal standards applicable to the prosecutor’s conduct during an investigation.
(g) The prosecutor should cooperate with other governmental authorities regarding matters that are of legitimate concern to such authorities when doing so is permitted by law and would not compromise an investigation or other criminal justice goals.
(h) The prosecutor’s office should provide organizational structure to guide its members’ investigative work.
So educate me… Show me where I’m wrong?
Darth Omar
Russian asset
Here’s Papadopoulos on Twitter:
It doesn't matter to you, according to your previous statement, BRAD.