[Tallguy]

Right. In this situation which would you rather — admit to a potential corruption felony, or merely incompetence? She’s clearly opted for the latter.

[norwaypinesavage]

"corruption felony, or merely incompetence?"

It matters not. Both are felonies. She signed it. If you sign a bad check, it's a felony, whether you knew, or you should have known it was bad.

[Svartalfiar]

Right. In this situation which would you rather — admit to a potential corruption felony, or merely incompetence? She’s clearly opted for the latter.

I don't know. One corruption charge? Or admit you don't read the legal documents you sign, implying the potential for her to have not read ANY OTHER DOCUMENTS she signed either! That certainly seems to open up quite a can of worms on every document she has fraudulently submitted, giving every single target she's been involved in the opportunity to show incorrect procedures in their legal proceedings. If there's even a question that their cases weren't properly handled, that's a lot of potential convictions/FISA stuff that could get tossed out!