... Oh, and when I had thought Fulton County had just decidedFulton County never agreed to pay the money.
to PAY $$$$ President Trump and the others back their Legal Fees
for the money $$$ they had to spend to defend themselves from
the erroneous charges filed by AG Fani Willis: Originally Posted by Salty Again
... All totaled, Trump and the other defendants are seekingThe case was not dropped due to "improper conduct".
$17 Million to once again "make them whole" seeing-as all this
Election Fraud theory is surely being proven TRUE, and the Judge
has dropped all the charges against the defendants
#### Salty
The case was officially dropped by Pete Skandalakis, executive director of the Prosecuting Attorneys' Council of Georgia, who took over after Willis was disqualified. He cited the impracticality of prosecuting a sitting president and stated that federal venues were more appropriate for the alleged conduct.https://www.google.com/search?q=does...LWIptQP5Z6k0QM
... What are you on about there, Turner?? ...
... WHAT was "improper conduct"?? ... IF there was or wasn't
it wouldn't affect Georgia State Law. ... That IF the charges
are dropped or the State declines to Prosecute - then the
Defence (defendants) are entitled to re-coup their cost of
defending against the charges.
... I can understand yer trying, mate - but please try to keep up.
#### Salty Originally Posted by Salty Again
Under Georgia law, "improper conduct" that triggers mandatory reimbursement of legal fees refers to actions by a prosecutor leading to their disqualification from a case. If this misconduct causes the case to be dismissed, defendants are entitled to recover "all reasonable attorney's fees and costs incurred".That's how the $17m gets reimbursed. Without the case being dismissed for improper conduct, no reimbursement.
That's how the $17m gets reimbursed. Without the case being dismissed for improper conduct, no reimbursement.
https://www.google.com/search?q=what...hrome&ie=UTF-8 Originally Posted by Turner2099
It is always funny to hear MAGA bitch about "LIES" when....they have become far too comfortable repeating them.... The Georgia Board of Elections and FBI have seen
2+ years of these inane threads. It ain't working. No one rational believes that Trump and crew had any legit claims of fraud in Georgia. Or anywhere else.
. Originally Posted by Mort Watt
... 
... G'day Stumpers,Salty, You did not hear Trump demand that the Gov of Georgia find him 7,000 votes?
The idea and view that Fulton county's Fani Willis
and the Grand Jury there have Run Amok is maybe
the most UNDERSTATED comment that I have read.
... We see that they surely wanted to bring charges
against almost EVERYBODY - that had any involvement
in the 2020 elections. .... The Fulton county
report shows us that.
... Fani and the others wanted to indict former
Republican Sens David Purdue and Kelly Loeffler
- which may have been a sad attempt to chase
them away from seeking public office again.
While also wanting to go after Lindsey Graham.
Who's "half-Dem" right now.
And also wanted to bring indictments against
Trump attorneys - Cleta Mitchell and Kurt Hilbert.
Some 39 TOTAL individuals - not merely the 19
charged in the RICO indictment.
... Now there was EXTENSIVE testimony on the subject
of alleged Election Fraud by poll workers, technical
experts, and state of GA employees and officers and
from persons still claiming that election fraud took place.
... Not just testimony - but signed affidavits.
A great number of people hereby SWEARING to what they saw.
... And all of that was OVERLOOKED by the Grand Jury.
- WHO - "found by UNANIMOUS VOTE that NO widespread fraud
took place in the Georgia 2020 presidential election
that could result in overturning that election"....
... Not that "widespread fraud" didn't happen.
Just not enough to change the outcome.
And also recommended the indictment against Trump election
lawyer Cleta Mitchell because of the 2 January phone call.
This was the "famous" phone call between President Trump,
the election lawyers, Sec. of State Brad Raffensperger,
and some state barristers.
So the Grand Jury wanted to bring charges against
Cleta Mitchell for "Interfering with Performance of
Election Duties, Solicitation ot Commit Election Fraud,
and making False Statements.
... What's surely HIGHLY ALARMING is that once we DO
look at the phone call - those charges ALL fall away.
No wonder they DIDN'T charge her... Doing so would then
bring the TRUTH to light.
... We'll look at the phone call in me next post...
#### Salty Originally Posted by Salty Again
... That's WRONG!Sorry Salty, you're wrong.
... Crikey sake! ... Georgia State law dictates that
the Prosecution shall pay IF either the Prosecution
drops the case, or if the Prosecution is REMOVED.
First, Fulton County Special Prosecutour Nathan Wade
was REMOVED... Then the Judge REMOVED Fani Willis's
Office from the case.
... Case Closed - Pay the Money! $$$$
... And the FACT is - that Fani Willis ain't upsot with
the Rule of Law that her Office needs to pay --
Fani is upsot with the High Amount... $$$$
#### Salty Originally Posted by Salty Again
... That's WRONG!If you really think Trump deserves $17M, while thousands of Americans live at poverty levels, you are nuts.
... Crikey sake! ... Georgia State law dictates that
the Prosecution shall pay IF either the Prosecution
drops the case, or if the Prosecution is REMOVED.
First, Fulton County Special Prosecutour Nathan Wade
was REMOVED... Then the Judge REMOVED Fani Willis's
Office from the case.
... Case Closed - Pay the Money! $$$$
... And the FACT is - that Fani Willis ain't upsot with
the Rule of Law that her Office needs to pay --
Fani is upsot with the High Amount... $$$$
#### Salty Originally Posted by Salty Again
Sorry Salty, you're wrong.... Mate, thanks fer sharing - yet the FACT of the matter
https://www.legis.ga.gov/legislation/70712
1 To amend Titles 17 and 28 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, relating to criminal
2 procedure and General Assembly, respectively, so as to enact provisions relating to certain
3 criminal prosecutions; to provide for the award of reasonable attorney's fees and costs in a
4 criminal case to the defendant upon the disqualification of the prosecuting attorney for
5 misconduct in connection with the case and the subsequent dismissal of the case by the court
6 or a subsequent prosecutor; to provide for procedures for assessing and paying such fees and
7 costs; to allow for wrongful conviction and incarceration compensation claims; to provide
8 for a short title; to establish eligibility criteria; to provide for notice of claims; to require
9 administrative law judges within the Office of State Administrative Hearings to hear and
10 evaluate such claims; to provide for the burden of proof and Originally Posted by RX792P
If you really think Trump deserves $17M, while thousands of Americans live at poverty levels, you are nuts.Actually, it’s the answer to the question - “What is the sound of one hand clapping?”
This whole Georgia discussion is an example of taxpayer money being wasted. That’s the real and only fraud going on here
elg…. Originally Posted by elghund
Jesus. Don’t you ever stop beating the same dead horse? Originally Posted by Yssup Rider
How in the LIVING FUCK are we allowed THREE threads to discuss the same ridiculous lies?
. Originally Posted by rooster
