I had my doubts about the indictment even before I read it.
Then I read it.
I'm not a lawyer, nor do I play one on TV. But I do know my way around the US Code, and I don't see where Smith actually outlined any criminal conduct. Smith certainly did not establish that any of the conduct was in any way "fraudulent"--the crux of the indictment.
I had my doubts about the indictment even before I read it.
Then I read it.
I'm not a lawyer, nor do I play one on TV. But I do know my way around the US Code, and I don't see where Smith actually outlined any criminal conduct. Smith certainly did not establish that any of the conduct was in any way "fraudulent"--the crux of the indictment.
When I heard it, my first thought was how is any of that criminal even if true. Thanks for covering it in detail, confirms my initial impression. Iām also not a lawyer (but have been know to represent myself on occasion š) it just seems ridiculous to me. So based on my legal success it probably means he really is guilty.
I had my doubts about the indictment even before I read it.
Then I read it.
I'm not a lawyer, nor do I play one on TV. But I do know my way around the US Code, and I don't see where Smith actually outlined any criminal conduct. Smith certainly did not establish that any of the conduct was in any way "fraudulent"--the crux of the indictment.
When I heard it, my first thought was how is any of that criminal even if true. Thanks for covering it in detail, confirms my initial impression. Iām also not a lawyer (but have been know to represent myself on occasion š) it just seems ridiculous to me. So based on my legal success it probably means he really is guilty.
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