Joy4Uall
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- Mar 27, 2017
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That's because they'd LOSE because he knows he's guilty! Yes, it's many cases, I realize that....even more evidence that he's guilty!No, that says nothing of the sort. It says FOX didn't want to fight it in court. This was not handed out all in one case. It's the sum of a number of cases.$13 million says he's guilty in the first place. I don't think most people realize how gigantic of a sum of money that is!You should shut the fuck up before you fully reveal your ignorance of the law. Non disclosure agreements are as common as dirt and do not violate the 5th Amendment.Keeping quiet about the details is commonly a clause in all legal settlements. Both sides commonly ask for. The accusers certainly don't want O'Reilly lambasting them every night on his program or mentioning these matters with their future employers who ask for a reference.
It would be unconstituional to restrain someone from professing their innocence. Were there to be such a condition of the settlement, if a criminal complaint was filed against O'Reily (because of the civil settlement) such a settlement would prevent O'Reilly from presenting any evidence of his innocence in the criminal case.
That would be ma 5th amendment violation.
Bill-O, you are either guilty or you have no self-respect.