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[quote]Jones is a lunatic and a-hole but don’t understand how he defamed them.[/quote] He shoulda filed an answer and defended himself. Instead he didn’t, defaulted and this is what he gets. Some might say he fricked around and found the frick out....

[quote]Brady says that is an incomplete answer.[/quote] Read the question, then the response....

[quote]You asked a much more broad question, which is why I assumed you meant just the subpoena rules. Once again you don’t know what you don’t know, so you struggle to keep up.[/quote] Man, you hide behind some shite. :lol:...

[quote]I’m guessing you mean how does issuing of subpoenas work in a federal criminal trial?[/quote] I meant what I meant and you know what I meant as everyone in this thread. But to play along, can a subpoena in a federal criminal case be used for general discovery similar to a civil case?...

[quote]Legal question. If the defense requests a certain document and the judge says no. Can the prosecution still use that document as evidence?[/quote] No. The prosecution is obligated to turnover all evidence it will use at trial, which forms the basis of the indictment....

[quote]I did. What questions do you have?[/quote] How does discovery work in a criminal proceeding?...

[quote]Considering liberty interest is at stake, as opposed to just money, a defendant should be afforded tremendous latitude in discovery in criminal cases.[/quote] How does it work in criminal cases?...

[quote]You mean, like Elon going broke as a result of buying Twitter? Because didn’t you post that?[/quote] Nope....

[quote]Shockingly, judge denied subpoena. Kangaroo court.[/quote] How do you think discovery works in criminal matters?...

I'm pretty sure the FTC has and is going after Google, Meta and Amazon. I think the Amazon case is pretty significant....

[quote]love y'all some Larry Fink destroying the USA, no?[/quote] You don't have a link that supports your assertion that black rock controls the boards of 80% of the S&P 500?...

[quote] Blackrock has entirely too much control when you consider they control the executive boards of over 80% of companies in the S&P 500..[/quote] Link?...

[quote]I understand that. My statement remains true for the charges he is facing.[/quote] There's much more in the indictment than what he said "that day". In fact most of it rests on statements and machinations prior to that day. [quote]Even you should know how weak this case is.[/quote] E...

[quote]Making sandwiches vs anesthesia services is a big difference[/quote] Yes....

[quote]The J6 case requires morons to ignore his actual words from that day and believe he was speaking in code. [/quote] He wasn't charged with incitement....

[quote]You sound very confident to the point of hubris that you've got Trump now. [/quote] You sound like you make incredibly large logical leaps...it's a hallmark of conspiratardedness....

The FTC has targeted PE roll-ups across the board. In TX there's currently a case where the FTC is going after an anethesia roll up. [link=(https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2023/09/ftc-challenges-private-equity-firms-scheme-suppress-competition-anesthesiology-practices-across)]LIN...

Discovery, man...it's like they didn't even think about where it would lead before charging....

Trumps moderation on abortion is one of his strengths nationally....

[quote]Glenn Greenwald, a rarity in journalism, in the marxist world[/quote] Glenn is probably closer to actually being a marxist than anyone in journalism....