Hutch Starskey
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You still have a problem with who's courtroom it belongs to..............It's not Rosenstein..........Well it looks like the judge will say differently. Eh? Need a hug?And again..........there are 3 Branches of Gov't...........The DOJ is in the Executive Dept............Not the Judiciary...........Damn, dude. I've posted a link on this like three freaking times now.
Read it!
Rosenstein decides the scope. Not the judge.
Rosenstein gave Mueller the aurhority to investigate and indict Manafort on his Ukraine dealings. That is what was in question in the motion filed by the defense.
This blows that up.
Prosecutors: Rosenstein gave Mueller OK to probe, indict Manafort
"However, Mueller's team submitted a previously undisclosed memo to a federal court in Washington showing that a few months after Mueller was appointed last May, Rosenstein gave him explicit authority to target Manafort over the financial aspects of his lobbying work for the Ukrainian government — in addition to allegations he was linked to Russian interference in the 2016 election.
"The May 17, 2017 [appointment] order was worded categorically in order to permit its release without confirming specific investigations involving specific individuals," Rosenstein wrote in the Aug. 2, 2017 memo. "The following allegations were within the scope of the Investigation at the time of your appointment and are within the scope of the Order: ... Allegations that Paul Manafort: Committed a crime or crimes by colluding with Russian government officials with respect to the Russian government's efforts to interfere with the 2016 election for President of the United States, in violation of United States law. Committed a crime or crimes arising out of payments he received from the Ukrainian government before and during the tenure of President Viktor Yanukovych."
"Every key step in this case — including the investigative path and the Indictment itself — has been authorized by the Acting Attorney General through ongoing consultation," Mueller's team wrote in a brief opposing Manafort's bid to throw out the D.C. case.
The new disclosures about the Justice Department's internal handling of the Manafort investigation came in response to a motion Manafort's lawyers filed last month in U.S. District Court in Washington asking to have the criminal charges pending against him there thrown out on the grounds that Mueller's appointment was defective and that he exceeded his authority in going after Manafort."
The Judiciary decides the legality of Court matters including whether or not the Scope by Rosenstein gives unfettered power to the Special Council. A special council that went back over 10 years to dig up a charge against Manafort. Nothing to do with Russia Investigation.
The Judge Challenged that...........because he could see the abuse of power with the Special Council and chastised them for it.
In regards to the Russia Collusion.......YOU HAVE NOTHING. But it is clear that Mueller is trying to crucify Manafort to find anything on Trump. Which is what the Judge said.
In regards to this case........drag Manafort out into the street and have the MSM and FBI beat him to death. because this is a political LINCHING AND NOT A CRIMINAL CASE FOR JUSTICE.
The Judge SAW THAT...........We see it.............and SO DO THE PEOPLE.
The Judiciary decides the legality of Court matters including whether or not the Scope by Rosenstein gives unfettered power to the Special Council. A special council that went back over 10 years to dig up a charge against Manafort. Nothing to do with Russia Investigation.
Bullshit.
The scope is the scope the AG decides it will be. Period.
The judge has no authority in that regard at all.
By definition, if the scope is set by the AG, then it is not "unfettered power" but clearly limited to the scope set by the AG.
You can spin all you like, but Rosenstein has said clearly that Manafort's dealings with Ukraine were within the scope since the day Mueller was appointed.
The judge can say what he likes but that changes nothing.
You still have a problem with the 3 branches of Gov't........
Hint..........DOJ is the executive branch.............Not the Judicial Branch..........shhhhh
You keep saying that but never explain yourself.
You do realize the executive,(DOJ), is responsible for investigations. Not the judicial. Right?
The judge's role is to rule on the motion filed by the defense. Nothing more.