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"No collusion" is "simply a non-sequitur," judge says

 

Judge Amy Berman Jackson is now calling out the defense's memo, which stated that the special counsel was never able to charge Russian collusion (this was their approach to the sentencing memo).

"It's hard to understand why an attorney would write that," she said about Manafort's defense team's approach. "No collusion" is "simply a non-sequitur."

The judge said Manafort's argument about the Russia investigation won't affect her sentence.

"The defendant's insistence" that this shouldn't have happened to him "is just one more thing that's inconsistent with the notion of any genuine acceptance of responsibility," Jackson said.

 

https://www.cnn.com/politics/live-news/paul-manafort-sentencing-dc/index.html

 
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The big revelation today is about Kilimnik. 

 

Who... it turns out... was working with the US State Department for years

 

Which, of course, those paying attention to the threads over the last year+ have known for awhile. 

Just now, Koko78 said:

 

Were the other 60 months consecutive or concurrent?

 

30 were concurrent. 

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Gees, none of this is even close to being over. This thread will last years and years! 

 

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A court filing in the criminal case against Michael Flynn’s former business partner, Bijan Rafiekian, suggests Flynn was questioned about several federal investigations that could be coming to a head in the coming weeks.

The Justice Department attorneys cited these ongoing probes as they asked a federal judge to delay an upcoming deadline to give Flynn’s lawyers the FBI reports, known as 302s, that detail their client’s interviews with investigators.

 

“The 302s of General Flynn’s interviews relating entirely to matters other than the pending charges against the defendant contain information concerning a number of sensitive matters, including ongoing investigations,” prosecutors wrote in a Tuesday filing to the Alexandria, Va., federal court.

They added that they were trying to “coordinate” a solution with DOJ “that could moot much of the defendant’s request. However, this coordination requires time because of the various interests involved.”

 

https://www.politico.com/story/2019/03/13/michael-flynn-ongoing-investigation-mueller-1219353

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7 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

So people are clear... the precedent for FARA violations in the Ukraine (and elsewhere) is now set at 7.5 years. 

 

Now - where are the people connected to Manafort these days? The Mercury Group. The Podesta Group? 

 

Tick tock.

 

Just to be clear on the legal point: There is no such thing as precedent when it comes to sentencing. Every case is unique.

 

To hold otherwise would be a huge Constitutional violation.

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6 minutes ago, Koko78 said:

 

Just to be clear on the legal point: There is no such thing as precedent when it comes to sentencing. Every case is unique.

 

To hold otherwise would be a huge Constitutional violation.

 

I misspoke on sentencing. I meant there is now precedent for successfully prosecuting FARA cases which, up until now, there had not been much of one.

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19 minutes ago, Koko78 said:

 

Just to be clear on the legal point: There is no such thing as precedent when it comes to sentencing. Every case is unique.

 

To hold otherwise would be a huge Constitutional violation.

 

That generally has not been the drift when i was at the table with defense counsel and my client discussing possible outcomes....

 

 

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1 minute ago, row_33 said:

That generally has not been the drift when i was at the table with defense counsel and my client discussing possible outcomes....

 

Find me a judge that will state on the record that 'because someone else got x years, I'm giving that to you as well.'

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BOOM!! 

 

Breaking: Paul Manafort has been charged in a 16-count indictment in New York state, the first charges that are outside President Trump’s pardon power. A grand jury returned the indictment charging Trump’s former campaign chairman with mortgage fraud, falsifying business records and conspiracy.

 

https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/legal-issues/paul-manafort-faces-sentencing-in-washington-in-mueller-special-counsel-case/2019/03/12/d4d55dd4-44d0-11e9-aaf8-4512a6fe3439_story.html?utm_term=.7a227bb15c31

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Just now, Tiberius said:

BOOM!! 

 

Breaking: Paul Manafort has been charged in a 16-count indictment in New York state, the first charges that are outside President Trump’s pardon power. A grand jury returned the indictment charging Trump’s former campaign chairman with mortgage fraud, falsifying business records and conspiracy.

 

 

NOT SHOWN: the words "conspiracy," "collusion," or "Russia."  You ***** asshat.

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1 minute ago, DC Tom said:

 

NOT SHOWN: the words "conspiracy," "collusion," or "Russia."  You ***** asshat.

And why is that? Is it because he won't talk and is expecting a pardon? 

 

You are a little spinner 

 

Was this your favorite toy as a teenager? 

 

Image result for sit and spin

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