Walt Starr
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Sat Oct-29-05 08:14 PM
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| The simple way to indict a sitting president |
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Keep the thing sealed until he/she is no longer president, then unseal.
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| kikiek
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Sat Oct-29-05 08:16 PM
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| 1. Technically only way to indict is after he is out of office from what I've |
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read. Has to be impeached. Have to clean the house in 2006 to do it.
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| Walt Starr
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Sat Oct-29-05 08:19 PM
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| 2. Technically, if it's sealed until he's out of office |
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he's not indicted until he's out of office.
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| kikiek
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Sat Oct-29-05 08:20 PM
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| 3. I just don't want to wait that long! |
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Sat Oct-29-05 08:22 PM
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That the Intelligence Identities Protection Act of 1982, is the only act under which a sitting President can be indicted for murder. Any truth to that?
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Sat Oct-29-05 08:23 PM
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| 5. Un-indicted co-conspirator would do it as well n/t |
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Sat Oct-29-05 08:33 PM
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| 6. I didn't realize that indictments "stayed fresh" for that long.... |
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I wonder what the shelf life of an indictment is? Anyone know? Do they ever expire?
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