Blackvegetable » Today, 9:41 am » wrote: ↑
Huey » Today, 9:36 am » wrote: ↑If he is still being prosecute it means they have to prove him guilty. Remember, you're the **** who thinks he is lawyer. Yet you can't grasp that most basic staple of our legal system
No...they don't...they already did...
Which is why he is in negotiations
This is so regardless of your inability to understand the decision of the NH Supreme Court....
Try that again.
But let me get this straight. In one post you claim he is being prosecuted. In another you claim they are negotiating, although you can not say what these negations are. And in another you claim they found him guilty. If they have a guilty finding they don't need to prosecute or negotiate.
When you have some info, let me know. As of now the conviction was overturned.