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No it doesn’t. Evidence is needed in any accusation. A man’s reputation is at least worth that requirement
For reasonable people, yeah, they would ask for evidence before agreeing to slanderous sensationalism like this see=through bilge.
But partisan establishment ass licking fools are not reasonable people.
Reasons Victims Do Not Tell Their Stories of Sexual Violence
Reasons Victims Choose To Come Forward After a Long Period of Silence
DETAILS: Since You Asked, Roy Moore, Here Is Why Victims Of Sexual Violence Wait Decades To Come Forward
Everyone should read this article.
In the law, testimony is a form of evidence that is obtained from a witness who makes a solemn statement or declaration of fact. Testimony may be oral or written, and it is usually made by oath or affirmation under penalty of perjury.No it isn’t. Try again.Actually, testimony is evidence. As with all evidence, the jury decides what value to put on it.
Feel free to dispute that.
Testimony - Trial | Laws.com
So who has testified under oath?
This has not gone to court.
And it never will, unless Moore sues them all.
So the Roy Moore brouhaha must be a big nothing burger as well, right?Plenty was found on the Clintons, douchebag.Compare that to 35 years of investigating the Clintons and after finding nothing, still insist they're guilty of something.
No indictments, no convictions.
It's a 35 year old nothing burger.
You mean like all those women the Washington Post produced just before the election claiming Trump raped them? Where are they now?Funny, ROY Moore has been in public for thirty eight years after this supposed allegation and no one said shit in all that time and that is supposed to all be ignored without any evidence. All I can say is fk you to those who believe because without evidence. I wish the same fate to you all!
Yeah, but when a politician moves from the state to federal level - scrutiny gets a whole lot more intense. At the state level Moore was only affecting Alabama; whereas, at the federal level he would affect us all. That puts his history under a much bigger microscope.
You mean like all those women the Washington Post produced just before the election claiming Trump raped them? Where are they now?Funny, ROY Moore has been in public for thirty eight years after this supposed allegation and no one said shit in all that time and that is supposed to all be ignored without any evidence. All I can say is fk you to those who believe because without evidence. I wish the same fate to you all!
Yeah, but when a politician moves from the state to federal level - scrutiny gets a whole lot more intense. At the state level Moore was only affecting Alabama; whereas, at the federal level he would affect us all. That puts his history under a much bigger microscope.
You mean like all those women the Washington Post produced just before the election claiming Trump raped them? Where are they now?Funny, ROY Moore has been in public for thirty eight years after this supposed allegation and no one said shit in all that time and that is supposed to all be ignored without any evidence. All I can say is fk you to those who believe because without evidence. I wish the same fate to you all!
Yeah, but when a politician moves from the state to federal level - scrutiny gets a whole lot more intense. At the state level Moore was only affecting Alabama; whereas, at the federal level he would affect us all. That puts his history under a much bigger microscope.
Fifteen of the sixteen Trump accusers are afraid to come forward - except for one.
If everybody knew that he was dating teenagers but didn't report it, is breaking the law. And so her and whomever their license to practice law must be stripped from them, and charged for accessory after the fact. But I guessed that the statue of limitation will prevent them from going to jail, but it won't stop their license being revoked. But it did not happen. It's because that they themselves knows that not reporting child abuse can get them into a lot of unwanted trouble. Especially law suits. They are as much responsible than the assailant.Everyone Knew Roy Moore Dated High School Girls, Says Former Colleague
And they thought it was “weird,” according to former deputy district attorney.
A former prosecutor who worked in Alabama with GOP Senate nominee Roy Moore in the early 1980s told CNN on Saturday that it was “common knowledge” that Moore dated teenagers — and people thought it was “weird.”
“It was common knowledge that Roy dated high school girls. Everyone we knew thought it was weird,” former Etowah County deputy district attorney Teresa Jones told CNN national correspondent Alexander Marquardt. “We wondered why someone his age would hang out at high school football games and the mall. But you really wouldn’t say anything to someone like that.”
More: Everyone Knew Roy Moore Dated High School Girls, Says Former Colleague
More corroboration from a former colleague.
If everybody knew that he was dating teenagers but didn't report it, is breaking the law. And so her and whomever their license to practice law must be stripped from them, and charged for accessory after the fact. But I guessed that the statue of limitation will prevent them from going to jail, but it won't stop their license being revoked. But it did not happen. It's because that they themselves knows that not reporting child abuse can get them into a lot of unwanted trouble. Especially law suits. They are as much responsible than the assailant.Everyone Knew Roy Moore Dated High School Girls, Says Former Colleague
And they thought it was “weird,” according to former deputy district attorney.
A former prosecutor who worked in Alabama with GOP Senate nominee Roy Moore in the early 1980s told CNN on Saturday that it was “common knowledge” that Moore dated teenagers — and people thought it was “weird.”
“It was common knowledge that Roy dated high school girls. Everyone we knew thought it was weird,” former Etowah County deputy district attorney Teresa Jones told CNN national correspondent Alexander Marquardt. “We wondered why someone his age would hang out at high school football games and the mall. But you really wouldn’t say anything to someone like that.”
More: Everyone Knew Roy Moore Dated High School Girls, Says Former Colleague
More corroboration from a former colleague.
What are Mandatory Reporting Laws?
Mandatory reporting laws differ for each state when it comes to child abuse – which includes physical abuse, sexual abuse, and emotional abuse. However, it's important to remember that many of these laws also cover child neglect. In some states, these laws require that people in certain professions report child abuse and neglect to a proper authority, such as a law enforcement agency or child protective services. In other states, the mandatory reporting laws require that any person who suspects child abuse or neglect report any such instance. Mandatory Reporting Laws: Child Abuse and Neglect
Mandatory Reporters of Child abuse and neglect
All States, the District of Columbia, American Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands have statutes identifying persons who are required to report suspected child maltreatment to an appropriate agency, such as child protective services, a law enforcement agency, or a State’s toll-free child abuse reporting hotline.
https://www.childwelfare.gov/pubPDFs/manda.pdf
Accessory After the Fact
While merely failing to report a crime is one thing, helping to conceal a crime is another. A person can generally be charged with accessory after the fact, or aiding and abetting, if he or she wasn't actually present during the commission of a crime, but took actions to conceal the crime or help the perpetrators avoid capture. Failure to Report a Crime - FindLaw
If everybody knew that he was dating teenagers but didn't report it, is breaking the law. And so her and whomever their license to practice law must be stripped from them, and charged for accessory after the fact. But I guessed that the statue of limitation will prevent them from going to jail, but it won't stop their license being revoked. But it did not happen. It's because that they themselves knows that not reporting child abuse can get them into a lot of unwanted trouble. Especially law suits. They are as much responsible than the assailant.Everyone Knew Roy Moore Dated High School Girls, Says Former Colleague
And they thought it was “weird,” according to former deputy district attorney.
A former prosecutor who worked in Alabama with GOP Senate nominee Roy Moore in the early 1980s told CNN on Saturday that it was “common knowledge” that Moore dated teenagers — and people thought it was “weird.”
“It was common knowledge that Roy dated high school girls. Everyone we knew thought it was weird,” former Etowah County deputy district attorney Teresa Jones told CNN national correspondent Alexander Marquardt. “We wondered why someone his age would hang out at high school football games and the mall. But you really wouldn’t say anything to someone like that.”
More: Everyone Knew Roy Moore Dated High School Girls, Says Former Colleague
More corroboration from a former colleague.
What are Mandatory Reporting Laws?
Mandatory reporting laws differ for each state when it comes to child abuse – which includes physical abuse, sexual abuse, and emotional abuse. However, it's important to remember that many of these laws also cover child neglect. In some states, these laws require that people in certain professions report child abuse and neglect to a proper authority, such as a law enforcement agency or child protective services. In other states, the mandatory reporting laws require that any person who suspects child abuse or neglect report any such instance. Mandatory Reporting Laws: Child Abuse and Neglect
Mandatory Reporters of Child abuse and neglect
All States, the District of Columbia, American Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands have statutes identifying persons who are required to report suspected child maltreatment to an appropriate agency, such as child protective services, a law enforcement agency, or a State’s toll-free child abuse reporting hotline.
https://www.childwelfare.gov/pubPDFs/manda.pdf
Accessory After the Fact
While merely failing to report a crime is one thing, helping to conceal a crime is another. A person can generally be charged with accessory after the fact, or aiding and abetting, if he or she wasn't actually present during the commission of a crime, but took actions to conceal the crime or help the perpetrators avoid capture. Failure to Report a Crime - FindLaw
Why is Trump still walking the streets a free man?
. Does anyone want to get started on the Demon-crat party ?? I think the score is in the Republicans favor against those who are the most deplorables out there (the repubs being the lessor of two evils), but the Dems know this so if they find even a crack in the floor, then they will pour in like cockroaches to a crumb left behind. LOLYou have to be a despicable human being to say all 16 women lied about Trump when he has bragged about being a hound dog and sexually assaulting women.
Anyone who believes the leftist false rape accuser mob is completely retarded. Happened with Trump as well. It's a tactic for them as they can't win being honest.
The molestation is what only goes on behind the closed doors of the democratic party. That's where they get the ideas. Remember, if you want to know what they are doing, just look at what they are accusing others of.
Plus he’s proven to be a pathological liar with over 2,000 lies just since taking the oath..
Most reasonable people believe Leigh Corfman who is a republican and Trump Supporter for crying outloud.
Misogynistic pigs like you are sick people when you defend that racist gun toting pedophile Roy Moore. This guy trolled for dates at custody hearings and you support this piece of shit?
One piece of shit backing another.
Hahaha. If they are afraid to come forward, how do you know there are fifteen of them?You mean like all those women the Washington Post produced just before the election claiming Trump raped them? Where are they now?Funny, ROY Moore has been in public for thirty eight years after this supposed allegation and no one said shit in all that time and that is supposed to all be ignored without any evidence. All I can say is fk you to those who believe because without evidence. I wish the same fate to you all!
Yeah, but when a politician moves from the state to federal level - scrutiny gets a whole lot more intense. At the state level Moore was only affecting Alabama; whereas, at the federal level he would affect us all. That puts his history under a much bigger microscope.
Fifteen of the sixteen Trump accusers are afraid to come forward - except for one.
She did not work for the Clinton campaign. She worked for deaf people so they could participate in the election. It is only trash like you that tries to turn that into a dirty thing.
You mean like all those women the Washington Post produced just before the election claiming Trump raped them? Where are they now?Funny, ROY Moore has been in public for thirty eight years after this supposed allegation and no one said shit in all that time and that is supposed to all be ignored without any evidence. All I can say is fk you to those who believe because without evidence. I wish the same fate to you all!
Yeah, but when a politician moves from the state to federal level - scrutiny gets a whole lot more intense. At the state level Moore was only affecting Alabama; whereas, at the federal level he would affect us all. That puts his history under a much bigger microscope.
Fifteen of the sixteen Trump accusers are afraid to come forward - except for one.
ROFL! In other words, there is no "there" there. How is this not a Hillary scandal when one of the accusers worked for the Hillary campaign and this shows all the earmarks of a Hillary smear campaign?
I'll bet that after this Teresa woman is thoroughly investigated it will turn out that she's a Democrat party operative. One thing is already apparent is that she's an ambulance chaser - not the most ethical branch of the legal profession.
. Like Bripat said, who paid her ?You mean like all those women the Washington Post produced just before the election claiming Trump raped them? Where are they now?Funny, ROY Moore has been in public for thirty eight years after this supposed allegation and no one said shit in all that time and that is supposed to all be ignored without any evidence. All I can say is fk you to those who believe because without evidence. I wish the same fate to you all!
Yeah, but when a politician moves from the state to federal level - scrutiny gets a whole lot more intense. At the state level Moore was only affecting Alabama; whereas, at the federal level he would affect us all. That puts his history under a much bigger microscope.
Fifteen of the sixteen Trump accusers are afraid to come forward - except for one.
ROFL! In other words, there is no "there" there. How is this not a Hillary scandal when one of the accusers worked for the Hillary campaign and this shows all the earmarks of a Hillary smear campaign?
I'll bet that after this Teresa woman is thoroughly investigated it will turn out that she's a Democrat party operative. One thing is already apparent is that she's an ambulance chaser - not the most ethical branch of the legal profession.
Has it ever occurred to you that, even if it could be true that this woman works for the Democratic Party, she might do so because she knows this pompous, arrogant, little Moore tramp and knows what he really is?
I don't know anything about Theresa Jones. Busybee01 in #557 has said that she worked with deaf people on the election, not that she worked for the Democratic Party. As for her being an "ambulance chaser," how would you know?
