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Daniel_Oriordan's avatar

Was she the one who steamed his pants?

FlownOver, Unraptured's avatar

No, you're right (IAAL).

In a civil case the jury is allowed to infer that a defendant taking the Fifth might have something to hide. In a criminal case the court tells the jury they're not allowed to infer anything from an exercise of 5A rights.

Juror: "Yeah, right."

It's a lot like the old trial adage about the ability to unring a bell once the jury has heard it.

Daniel_Oriordan's avatar

I remember all those NARA tweets trolling the DOJ.

Daniel_Oriordan's avatar

At the same time they spent all that money putting a man on the moon, they fought a war, and completely eliminated poverty in America. something to do with that 70% top tax rate.

Daniel_Oriordan's avatar

It's still no white vinegar.

revenant's avatar

"There's plenty of Milhouse to go around"

GrannysKnitting's avatar

that's all he's hanging out for - once he has immunity he will spill like oil from Exxon

Marlon Rando  πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦'s avatar

I agree it's wise to know what drives the other half, and others should look at it too, in context.

Furiouser and furiouser's avatar

Eventually. He also made sure the women who could corroborate Anita Hill’s testimony were not allowed to speak.

Furiouser and furiouser's avatar

He’s a reprehensible piece of shit in many ways, perhaps all the ways. I have given up trying to care if his depravity is exacerbated by mental illness or CTE or whatever. He needs to be stopped. Come on, Georgia.

Furiouser and furiouser's avatar

That would be a no. He has children he has occasionally texted.

Pura Vida19's avatar

In rural USA, hicks hope. I'll find the door. ------>

Pura Vida19's avatar

As a grandpa and daily caregiver of an 18 month old, I take a lot of advice from Elmo. This seems reasonable.