BurtWorm
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Tue Jun-01-04 03:58 PM
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If the DOJ has the goods on Padilla, why don't they charge him? |
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I think it's because they don't have the goods, and I think they're nakedly trying to influence the SC decision by releasing their alleged "new information" now.
Untrustworthy scum.
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ewagner
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Tue Jun-01-04 04:04 PM
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the pending SC decisions........that's probably what this is really all about.
Good guess/call.
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Gothmog
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Tue Jun-01-04 04:21 PM
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2. DOJ can not used confession obtained by torture |
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At the very minimum, Padilla's Miranda rights have been violated by denying him access to a lawyer during questioning. Any confession obtained during such questioning would not be admissible.
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