18 days after I lay out how ConFraudUs is central theory of Mueller case(s),
https://www.emptywheel.net/2018/02/17/the-conspiracy-to-defraud-the-united-states-backbone-of-the-internet-research-agency-and-manafort-indictments/ …
and a week after I expand it in NYT
http://nyti.ms/2FFDhnr
@benjaminwittes discovers it.https://www.lawfareblog.com/about-russia-indictment-robert-muellers-legal-theory-and-where-it-takes-him-next …
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for someone smart, you're going out of your way to miss point. There are thousands of specific offences in criminal code. Weissman, who has history of being overturned, likes to use conspiracy charges rather than specific offences. 5th Circ exhorted him not to. He still does it.
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No. I'm discussing the law. You're treating the law like it's a tea society. The 5th Circuit does not "exhort." It writes opinions, that one of which is not relevant here. You can ignore the larger history of conspiracy in the US, or you can discuss law as it actually exists.
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Your obstinance on this point is especially absurd that I address the specific legal context in which ConFraudUs works WRT the known crimes in front of us.
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in anything involving Weissman, I'm biased by
@SidneyPowell1's exposure of his egregious prosecutorial misconduct. It's regrettable that such an unscrupulous partisan is involved in a matter where it's important that justice be done and that it be done with clean hands. -
You're arguing he's a partisan bc he applauded federal law be followed?
End of conversation
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