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SWBTATTReg

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1. Should be thrown the book ... police officers who break the law face the full blunt of the law...

Reply to douglas9 (Original post)

Wed Feb 5, 2020, 02:09 PM

Feb 2020

when they are caught w/ the 'goodies' doing something illegal. Prosecutors in their zeal to prepare for future office obviously have been tempted too much by using the power of their office. They must pay the price for doing so fraudulently.

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Should be thrown the book ... police officers who break the law face the full blunt of the law... SWBTATTReg Feb 2020 #1

no, the "subpoenas" do not have force of law and should not so represent rampartc Feb 2020 #2

A lot of trouble, if the basis of the request for subpoena is invalid. 3Hotdogs Feb 2020 #3

that could be a problem rampartc Feb 2020 #4