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No but unless you can prove it was in the charging document you got nothing.Until you PROVE the judge knew I don't need to prove anything, YOUR the one that claimed it was in the charging document.That does NOT say she told the Judge dumb ass. It says the weapon was non functional it also says she fixed it and then charged her, it does NOT say she put the fact it was non functional in the document, where did you learn reading comprehension from?I guess you didn’t read the original post article? because it’s literally the first sentence.REALLY link and quote.actually retard making a non functioning firearm into one, a process that requires tools and a bench and a bit of time, then claiming it was a threat IS tampering with evidence and then NOT telling the Judge you did it until questioned because the defense told the Judge? Ya you keep claiming that dumb ass.I explained how the evidence wasn’t falsified but you idiots just love ignoring that.Just asking a question, good lord, you guys are touchy today.God you are stupid. In order to "move" the spring requires you to take the firearm apart then reassemble it in the proper order. With out that it is in operable. YOU KNOW CAN NOT be fired AT ALL.It absolutely does require interpretation. If all it takes is moving a spring, then it very well may count as "readily".No, it's not. It is a fundamental fact. It requires NO interpretation.
Touchy? Are you stupid? No, we demand that DAs faithfully carry out their duties without political bias.
What this bitch is doing is priming the pump for a war.
Heard it before. Conservative breaks the law and then whines that it's just political bias that they're charged with violating the law.
Just another weak excuse.
Says the dumbass trying to rationalize falsifying evidence.
You deserve everything you are going to get when that karmic bitchslap catches up to you.
Sheep.
Where did you get that the judge had to question them because of the defense?
That’s not what the original article says. They say it was in the charging documents.
“The pistol Patricia McCloskey waved at protesters who broke down a gate to trespass on their private street was a non-operable 'prop' used during a lawsuit they were involved in, so a member of Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner's staff ordered the crime lab to disassemble and reassemble the gun - allowing them to classify it as "capable of lethal use" in charging documents filed Monday, according to KSDK5.
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Now, if you could please reciprocate and give me a link and a quote showing where the judge asked for this info.
I assumed the document they quoted in the news story was from the charging documents. It's ambiguous what the document says. I could very well have misinterpreted it.
This is the original story.
St. Louis prosecutor ordered crime lab to reassemble Patricia McCloskey's gun
Assistant Circuit Attorney Chris Hinckley stated in charging documents that the gun was "readily capable of lethal use"www.ksdk.com
So where did you get that the judge asked for the information because of the defense? (Third time I've asked this of you without response)
That's what I thought based on how I read the story and I admitted that I very well could have it wrong.
But you claimed that the judge had to ask about it. Did you just make that up?
NOT telling the Judge you did it until questioned because the defense told the Judge?