Little recognized brilliance of Mueller’s strategy….

[nat4900]

Trump acolytes did not shy away from mocking Mueller’s indictment of 13 Russians and 3 Russian entities a few weeks ago (with more of these indictments to surely follow.)
The mockery boiled down to “concluding’ the wasted effort of indicting any foreign individual who would never personally show up at trial.

Well, as usual, these Trump cult members are both wrong and ignorant of legal strategies.

Recently I attended a state-sponsored seminar of prosecutors where this issue (among many others) was addressed, and the consensus was actually praise of Mueller’s approach, for TWO important reasons:

First, having grand juries issue indictments for possible trials in absentia is a sound approach in ensuring that a controversial issue does NOT disappear solely because those indicted are not present. Guilt or innocence based on the indictments would STILL be adjudicated with evidence and subpoenaed witnesses.

Second, even if Trump were to pardon any and all of his corrupt cronies, these people would NOT be exempted from having to testify AND no longer able to plead the 5th from self-incrimination.

Finally, we must always bear in mind that some of these possible trials may be held in state venues and not federal courts.

Bottom line: Mueller IS one of the smartest prosecutors of our generation.

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[Erinwltr]

Trump acolytes did not shy away from mocking Mueller’s indictment of 13 Russians and 3 Russian entities a few weeks ago (with more of these indictments to surely follow.)
The mockery boiled down to “concluding’ the wasted effort of indicting any foreign individual who would never personally show up at trial.

Well, as usual, these Trump cult members are both wrong and ignorant of legal strategies.

Recently I attended a state-sponsored seminar of prosecutors where this issue (among many others) was addressed, and the consensus was actually praise of Mueller’s approach, for TWO important reasons:

First, having grand juries issue indictments for possible trials in absentia is a sound approach in ensuring that a controversial issue does NOT disappear solely because those indicted are not present. Guilt or innocence based on the indictments would STILL be adjudicated with evidence and subpoenaed witnesses.

Second, even if Trump were to pardon any and all of his corrupt cronies, these people would NOT be exempted from having to testify AND no longer able to plead the 5th from self-incrimination.

Finally, we must always bear in mind that some of these possible trials may be held in state venues and not federal courts.

Bottom line: Mueller IS one of the smartest prosecutors of our generation.

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"some of these possible trials may be held in state venues and not federal courts." That's the part I like. Let's see how many states rights advocates disagree.

 

[Erinwltr]

Off topic. I've never seen the Chinese spammers out at this time of the day. Mods USMB?

 

[JakeStarkey]

". . . Trump cult members are both wrong and ignorant of legal strategies."

We see that daily at USMB.

 

[protectionist]

Mueller's so-called probe is a laughingstock. Over a long time, it has produced nothing, and is a complete flop. Mueller and his gang are just leaching off the taxpayers$$$, and Mueller himself is a rogue person, connected to seditious Muslim Brotherhood front groups for years.

This clown ought to be in a federal prison, rather than conducting an investigation.

 

[nat4900]

Mueller himself is a rogue person, connected to seditious Muslim Brotherhood front groups for years.

This clown ought to be in a federal prison, rather than conducting an investigation.

WOW.......your lips are so attached to Trump's ass that you've clearly lost your fucking mind......Mueller and Muslim Brotherhood???? Are you fucking kidding?

BY THE WAY..........NO OTHER special prosecutors has brought as many guilty pleas and indictments....in the SHORTEST number of months....than Mueller.....

Stay dumb and fucked up......No one gives much of a crap......LOL

 

[Valerie]

Mueller's so-called probe is a laughingstock.

you're projecting, s0n.

 

[Markymark11]

Trump acolytes did not shy away from mocking Mueller’s indictment of 13 Russians and 3 Russian entities a few weeks ago (with more of these indictments to surely follow.)
The mockery boiled down to “concluding’ the wasted effort of indicting any foreign individual who would never personally show up at trial.

Well, as usual, these Trump cult members are both wrong and ignorant of legal strategies.

Recently I attended a state-sponsored seminar of prosecutors where this issue (among many others) was addressed, and the consensus was actually praise of Mueller’s approach, for TWO important reasons:

First, having grand juries issue indictments for possible trials in absentia is a sound approach in ensuring that a controversial issue does NOT disappear solely because those indicted are not present. Guilt or innocence based on the indictments would STILL be adjudicated with evidence and subpoenaed witnesses.

Second, even if Trump were to pardon any and all of his corrupt cronies, these people would NOT be exempted from having to testify AND no longer able to plead the 5th from self-incrimination.

Finally, we must always bear in mind that some of these possible trials may be held in state venues and not federal courts.

Bottom line: Mueller IS one of the smartest prosecutors of our generation.

.

I bet Mullers desk is full of blank paper, a magnifying glass and a box of tic tacs

 

[nat4900]

This clown ought to be in a federal prison, rather than conducting an investigation.

There is something truly disgusting about the above poster........One of many in Trump's cult hankering for a despot to be above the law.

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

This clown ought to be in a federal prison, rather than conducting an investigation.

There is something truly disgusting about the above poster........One of many in Trump's cult hankering for a despot to be above the law.

How is Trump above the law?

 

[JakeStarkey]

He's not, Soggy. Thank you.

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

He's not, Soggy. Thank you.

Then why do you people prattle on about that?

 

[edward37]

Trump acolytes did not shy away from mocking Mueller’s indictment of 13 Russians and 3 Russian entities a few weeks ago (with more of these indictments to surely follow.)
The mockery boiled down to “concluding’ the wasted effort of indicting any foreign individual who would never personally show up at trial.

Well, as usual, these Trump cult members are both wrong and ignorant of legal strategies.

Recently I attended a state-sponsored seminar of prosecutors where this issue (among many others) was addressed, and the consensus was actually praise of Mueller’s approach, for TWO important reasons:

First, having grand juries issue indictments for possible trials in absentia is a sound approach in ensuring that a controversial issue does NOT disappear solely because those indicted are not present. Guilt or innocence based on the indictments would STILL be adjudicated with evidence and subpoenaed witnesses.

Second, even if Trump were to pardon any and all of his corrupt cronies, these people would NOT be exempted from having to testify AND no longer able to plead the 5th from self-incrimination.

Finally, we must always bear in mind that some of these possible trials may be held in state venues and not federal courts.

Bottom line: Mueller IS one of the smartest prosecutors of our generation.

.

Meanwhile Trumps top lawyer is a huge schmuck and Cohen is a moron too

 

[JakeStarkey]

They believe that Trump is above the law.

They will go down with him.

 

[nat4900]

How is Trump above the law?

he is NOT.....but the idiot "thinks' that he is......

Trump: 'I have the absolute right to pardon myself' - CNNPolitics

Trump: 'I have the absolute right to PARDON myself' - CNBC.com

Trump: I have the right to pardon myself | TheHill

Trump: I “absolutely” can pardon myself - Vox

 

[nat4900]

Meanwhile Trumps top lawyer is a huge schmuck and Cohen is a moron too

That "swamp draining" promise, is in some desperate need of some help.

 

[edward37]

Meanwhile Trumps top lawyer is a huge schmuck and Cohen is a moron too

That "swamp draining" promise, is in some desperate need of some help.

They're all in his cabinet and his lawyers

 

[Picaro]

lol Mueller is 'brilliant' like Beavis and Butthead are 'brilliant'.

 

[JakeStarkey]

 

[SSGT Bags]

Trump acolytes did not shy away from mocking Mueller’s indictment of 13 Russians and 3 Russian entities a few weeks ago (with more of these indictments to surely follow.)
The mockery boiled down to “concluding’ the wasted effort of indicting any foreign individual who would never personally show up at trial.

Well, as usual, these Trump cult members are both wrong and ignorant of legal strategies.

Recently I attended a state-sponsored seminar of prosecutors where this issue (among many others) was addressed, and the consensus was actually praise of Mueller’s approach, for TWO important reasons:

First, having grand juries issue indictments for possible trials in absentia is a sound approach in ensuring that a controversial issue does NOT disappear solely because those indicted are not present. Guilt or innocence based on the indictments would STILL be adjudicated with evidence and subpoenaed witnesses.

Second, even if Trump were to pardon any and all of his corrupt cronies, these people would NOT be exempted from having to testify AND no longer able to plead the 5th from self-incrimination.

Finally, we must always bear in mind that some of these possible trials may be held in state venues and not federal courts.

Bottom line: Mueller IS one of the smartest prosecutors of our generation.

.

LOL this is just too funny.
You do realize that posing as an attorney is a very serious offense don't you.