Trump State Department appointee found guilty of seven felonies in Jan. 6 case
Trump State Department appointee found guilty of seven felonies in Jan. 6 case
Federico Klein had a bench trial before another Trump appointee.
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One. He opted for a fucking bench trial.
Two.
Woodward argued that it was in "the eye of the beholder" what Klein was doing in the tunnel
Yes you just opted to have the judge be the eye beholden to. Great job very intelligent person.
Three.
“This case rests on reasonable doubt,” Woodward said. “What they cannot prove is what the intent was here.”
I don't think dude's lawyer understands "reasonable". Dude indicated he was going to punch someone. Video cuts out. An officer got punched while the video was off. It's reasonable to think that people mean what they say, which is why you shouldn't say dumb shit like I'm going to punch you.
Just like when fuckers say, "you'll take my gun over my dead body." It is reasonable to assume that person intends to follow though with that. Now, you can't lock them up till we have an assault or murder, but once we cross that line, it's fair game to take all those words at face value.
Jesus that lawyer is worse than most public defenders.
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I had to Google this because I thought you were correct and I found it interesting. However till is the same as 'til, til and until. They are synonyms of till. There is the verb that means to work by plowing, sowing and raising crops. There is the noun that is the money drawer at the store. As well as the noun use of unstratified glacial drift consisting of clay, sand, gravel, and boulders intermingled. There are many uses. So your correction is wrong.
Are you using the dictionary that defines Literally as Figuratively?
Remember, dictionaries show trends. They're a popularity contest and, like Mr Trump, something can be popular and still very wrong.