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You are still getting your ass kicked.LOL
By his thinking I said Don Jr. could be appointed a Special Counsel?
Suck his dick harder, Dumbfuck. You're even dumber than he is.
At least you agree he's the world's shittiest lawyer.
I would explain it to you but deliberately rude people are not worth my time.
I'm laughing my ass off at the idea that an ignoramus such as you could inform anyone of anything. Go eat a .38 ralph.Stay ignorant then. No skin off my back.
Probably because it would be embarrassing to say that there's really not much in them.Biden's DNI did an assessment of the documents he had shortly after the raid. The results of the assessment has never been publicly disclosed - for a reason.
You're actually making the case, the power given to Smith and other special prosecutors are the same (arguably more) than given to US Attorneys. THey get to decide which cases to bring, which to drop ... and only report to the AG. AUSAs are grunts a do what the US Attorney tells them to do.Rawley, I found this link which explains the difference between US Attorneys who are appointed by Presidents with political leanings and considered principle officers vs. Assistant U.S.Attorneys which are civil servants and are ALSO CALLED Federal Prosecutors and are the inferior officers.
Appointed US Attorneys change with each president and are the Heads of Federal districts throughout the United States....like the Southern district of NY etc.... The Federal Prosecutors (or Assistant US Attorneys) work for the appointed US Attorney....who is the only appointed prosecutor in each one of these Federal judicial districts, all other prosecutors are career prosecutors, not appointed by each president....so not voted on in the Senate.
Assistant United States Attorney - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
An assistant United States attorney (AUSA) is an official career civil service position in the U.S. Department of Justice composed of lawyers working under the U.S. Attorney of each U.S. federal judicial district.[1] They represent the federal government of the United States in civil and appellate litigation and in federal criminal prosecutions. Assistant U.S. attorneys working in their office's criminal section are often called federal prosecutors.
YupProbably because it would be embarrassing to say that there's really not much in them.
I'm laughing my ass off at the idea that an ignoramus such as you could inform anyone of anything. Go eat a .38 ralph.
What has that to do with the ussc decisionOh? You agree with para bellum's claim this statute has expired...?
28 CFR § 600.4 - Jurisdiction.
www.law.cornell.edu
What has that to do with the ussc decision
It doesn't apply herman
You resorting to insults demonstrates you know you have lost homerLOL
Way to run away from the question.
That's part of the section Garland cited for appointing Smith. para bellum claims that law has expired. You jumped into this conversation and now you run from it.
Pussy.
You resorting to insults demonstrates you know you have lost homer
I'm laughing my ass off at the idea that an ignoramus such as you could inform anyone of anything. Go eat a .38 ralph.
Still flaunting your ignorance. We love it. Keep it upOh? You agree with para bellum's claim this statute has expired...?
28 CFR § 600.4 - Jurisdiction.
Faun is not very bright. And parroting ignorant talking points from his masters doesn't help.You are still getting your ass kicked.
Cry more, loser.
how does it feel to be wrong all the time?LOL
Way to run away from the question.
That's part of the section Garland cited for appointing Smith. para bellum claims that law has expired. You jumped into this conversation and now you run from it.
Pussy.
