ever wonder why the prosecutor doesn't have to take the oath just like the witnesses do???
Posted on 05/31/2015 8:59:23 AM PDT by huldah1776
A gruesome suicide, a likely murder, a tragic plane crash, wrongful imprisonment, and gripping courtroom scenes draw readers into this compelling story, giving them a frightening perspective on justice and who should be accountable when evidence is withheld. Licensed to Lie is the true story of the strong-arm, illegal, and unethical tactics used by headline-grabbing federal prosecutors in their narcissistic pursuit of power.
(Excerpt) Read more at licensedtolie.com ...
from the home page link above: Alex Kozinski’s Foreword to Licensed to Lie
Feb 04, 2014
"The author of this book is a former prosecutor turned private practitioner who represented a defendant in one of the high-profile cases discussed in the pages that follow. She was called in by the defense team after the client had been convicted. As she describes her first meeting with the client and his lawyers, they were ‘[t]raumatized, exhausted, wrung out, meek, and broken’ as a result of what had been a brutal trial. ‘I seemed to have more testosterone than all of them put together,’ she quips. In truth, Sidney Powell has more testosterone than pretty much any roomful of lawyers, be they men or women. Writing a book like this more than proves it. Not only does she take on, by name, prosecutors and former prosecutors who continue to serve in powerful and responsible positions, she is also relentless in criticizing judges before whom she has practiced for years. Few lawyers have the stones to do this."
oohrah, Sydney Powell. Semper Fi
Justice? You want Justice?
You can’t handle Justice.
would you like a shaved ice cone, Mr. Pres__ent?
Rainbow colored..
ever wonder why the prosecutor doesn't have to take the oath just like the witnesses do???
I thought we had the Best Legal System one could buy, why are they talking about a non-existent “Justice System”
This book sounds like the perfect companion to :The Liberal War on Transparency, Confessions of a Freedom of Information "Criminal," by Christopher C. Horner, Threshold Editions, 2012, exposing the criminality of the Justice Department, among other government criminals, including the First Rapist and Hildabeast, from a somewhat different perspective.
Including, incidentally... private email servers and accounts...
Sound familiar?
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