[Artemis Webb]

BS

[mnehring]

How in the world did a grand jury get it this quickly, they just served the warrant on Monday, and generally, Grand Juries serve for a week or two at a time?

Something doesn’t smell right with this story.

[ConservativeMind]

I would hope this isn’t the end of this matter.

[Artemis Webb]

I hope nobody else posted this. It took about six minutes from the time I started it to the time FR finally completed cycling the post.

[PhiKapMom]

BS is right!

[rockabyebaby]

Nothing will come of this, afterall, this crime was against a republican.

[mnehring]

The American Spectator's title isn't exactly accurate, it makes it seem there was a no bill, not the case. From the original article in the Chattanoogan:

An indictment in the case was not included in the first batch made public early Tuesday afternoon. Indictments are sometimes not made public for several days or weeks.

[kabar]

It is not over until it is over. "adjourned today" sounds like there will be further testimony. From the story,

"The Knoxville News-Sentinel reported that Kernell has retained the services of attorney Wade Davies, who issued a statement saying, "We are confident that the truth will emerge as we go through the process. David is a decent and intelligent young man, and I look forward to assisting him during this difficult period."

[G.Mason]

It depends on what the word hacking means.

From a nation of laws to a nation of lawlessness.

The next few years should prove very interesting.

Lock & load.

[RoseofTexas]

I knew it!...the fix was in and DON'T be surprised if they HIT Palin with an OCT. Surprise with some of the info they raided from her emails. The ZERO camp has them in their hands as we speak!! Bank on it!

[Abathar]

"but ended its session around noon without returning an indictment."

Session - I infer that there will be more though, I don't think the case is over without an indictment.

[Purrcival]

Why does this not surprise me?

[Cheerio]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2087766/posts?page=24#24

[ctdonath2]

What exactly is the charge?

[the_Watchman]

Is a grand jury required to indict or is some prosecutor just covering his behind?

[InterceptPoint]

If the District Attorney wants an indictment he will get an indictment. OTOH, if he doesn't want one then he won't get one. So we are in the same old political game that we are always in. If the wrong power-that-be picked the DA then we lose. If the good-guys picked the DA then we win. The speed with which they took this to a Grand Jury makes the whole thing look very suspicious to me. I mean what's the rush? Do they really have all the evidence in hand and organized? I really doubt it.

I'm not making any bets but I'm on record as predicting a slap on the hand and two weeks of public service. I hope I'm wrong.

[stinkerpot65]

If this is simply the unilateral act of a college kid, I don’t see the point of giving him a criminal record for a stupid stunt.

[hamboy]

Did they adjourn or done? Change the venue to Alaska!

[Glenn]

No indictment yet, it should read.

If the jury didn’t return a No Bill, the matter is still in process.

[Reeses]

Break into a Watergate office to look for dirt on a Democrat, big problem. Break into a Yahoo email account to look for dirt on a Republican, blame the victim for not using better security.

[mrmargaritaville]

I would still like to know if this punk can be pursued by the Palins in a civil suit?