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[W:#290]Michael Sussmann found not guilty of lying to FBI in Durham investigation

You certainly made the implication.

Without that implication, every post you've made in this thread is meaningless.
Find it and link to what you think I was implying they weren't following the law. By serving on the jury and returning a verdict they were following the law.
 
What does "following the law" have to do with the point I raised about how juries are selected?
You said that the defense tries to get members favorable to their side, by that I assume you mean Democrats right? Why do you think being a Democrat would be favorable to them? Because Democrats believe you should be able to lie to the FBI for political purposes? Because Democrats think being a Democrat makes them above the law? What is it?
 
Find it and link to what you think I was implying they weren't following the law. By serving on the jury and returning a verdict they were following the law.

If they followed the law, what are you complaining about??

The law doesn't just say they have to serve on the jury and return a verdict - the law very specifically tells them how to come to a verdict.
 
You said that the defense tries to get members favorable to their side, by that I assume you mean Democrats right? Why do you think being a Democrat would be favorable to them? Because Democrats believe you should be able to lie to the FBI for political purposes? Because Democrats think being on their side make them above the law? What is it?
Not going to play this game with you. Just asking the questions I find a waste of time. It is yours, but don't think I'm going to waste my time entertaining them.
 
If they followed the law, what are you complaining about??
Didn't complain either. You're striking out here. :)
The law doesn't just say they have to serve on the jury and return a verdict - the law very specifically tells them how to come to a verdict.
Yet many verdicts are reached where the court of public opinion disagree.
 
If I sound redundant it's because I am being asked the same question over and over like my answer is going to magically change if I am asked enough times.
But, you aren't answering questions. Durham never raised any objection about the jury.

Why are you?

(because you don't have jack shit, and you can't accept it)
 
An interesting bit I just read...

On the jury that acquitted Sussman...

3 people who donated to Clinton
1 person who donated to AOC
1 person whose kid was on the same soccer team as the defendant and routinely interacted with him

Not surprising, it is one of the bluest juror pools in the nation.
Its been brought up by other posters, yet no one proved any of it. Durham didn't object to the jurors, and there is a process where each side questions the juries pre-trial.

Keep up.
 
Lol we should go visit Luther's thread on Hillary and chuckle to ourselves
 
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