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To: RobyOnekanobee
How does one have a sentence without a prosecution? Does the judge send you to jail just because he wants to?

It turns out the judge does have that power when it comes to contempt of court. For that the judge is also the de facto prosecutor.

120 posted on 07/30/2020 5:45:43 PM PDT by semimojo
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To: semimojo

I understand that. Contempt of court on what grounds? He was coercied into a plea deal due to prosecutorial misconduct and seeks to remedy his error. He lied saying he was guilty I guess unless you find out you really never lied in the prosecutor’s opinion once the prosecutor is not a slime ball. And over remembering what one said on a phone call. Lord have mercy.


122 posted on 07/30/2020 5:50:12 PM PDT by RobyOnekanobee
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