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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsLOL! Papadopoulus says retracting guilty plea "more complicated than I thought"
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Biggest regret? Pleading guilty
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I have killer lawyers now, actively trying to get out of this, but its much more complicated than I thought.
EDIT: And now he deleted that second tweet! LOL. Sorry, I don't have the screenshot, only the text.
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LOL! Papadopoulus says retracting guilty plea "more complicated than I thought" (Original Post)
manor321
Nov 2018
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Well, yeah. They don't tend to listen to convicts "rescinding" their plea from jail...
Wounded Bear
Nov 2018
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Wounded Bear
(58,709 posts)1. Well, yeah. They don't tend to listen to convicts "rescinding" their plea from jail...
Who'd a thunk?
Zambero
(8,968 posts)2. And having his cushy jail sentence increased would also be "complicated"
Withdrawing his plea would kill the plea bargain. If he was then found guilty with a jury trial, he could be looking at doing a heck of a lot more time.
RockRaven
(15,001 posts)3. Sounds like his boss's "nobody knew health care was so complicated"
yeah, nobody except everybody who knows anything about anything.
There's a reason the allocution is a sworn statement and the judge makes you confirm parts of it out loud -- so you can't retract it without jumping face-first into a perjury admission.
ROCK <---> George PapaD <---> HARD PLACE
Blue Owl
(50,500 posts)4. Papadopodumbass...
JI7
(89,269 posts)5. maybe his russian, i mean italian wife did that
PatSeg
(47,598 posts)6. His biggest regret should be
BEING guilty! Maybe if he hadn't broken the law, he wouldn't have any regrets.
onetexan
(13,059 posts)7. isn't he in jail now? and if so, why is he allowed to tweet from jail?
more ammo for the judge to throw the book at him and up his sentence.
DesertRat
(27,995 posts)8. I like this reply
So you didn't lie to the FBI until you told the FBI you lied to the FBI, which makes the part where you told the FBI you lied to the FBI a lie...
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