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LandOfHopeAndDreams

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2. When?

Reply to DonViejo (Reply #1)

Fri Sep 7, 2018, 07:23 PM

Sep 2018

And if it was within the past couple of weeks, then why didn't Mueller amend his 6 month sentence request?

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Can Someone Explain How Papadoofus' Sentence Is Not Overly Lenient? [View all] LandOfHopeAndDreams Sep 2018 OP

He flipped DonViejo Sep 2018 #1

When? LandOfHopeAndDreams Sep 2018 #2

Last October is when we found out SHRED Sep 2018 #3

Months and months ago DonViejo Sep 2018 #8

Yes!! LandOfHopeAndDreams Sep 2018 #11

His flipping happened over a year ago BumRushDaShow Sep 2018 #9

They wrung everything useful out of him that they could. The Velveteen Ocelot Sep 2018 #4

Nobody Has Really Addressed My Question LandOfHopeAndDreams Sep 2018 #5

It's not a loss to Mueller if Papa ended up spilling the beans. GemDigger Sep 2018 #16

Papa was a little fish. ChazInAz Sep 2018 #17

It's absolutely disgusting manor321 Sep 2018 #6

Mueller never asked for a 6 month sentence Kaleva Sep 2018 #7

I Could Swear LandOfHopeAndDreams Sep 2018 #10

I think you may have heard wrong. Kaleva Sep 2018 #13

6 months is the statutory max. Recursion Sep 2018 #12

White collar, no big deal. DURHAM D Sep 2018 #14

Yeah, if he had been caught with an ounce of weed, he would have been sentenced to years in prison. LonePirate Sep 2018 #29

It's not fair when you look at people serving much more time for less. nt ecstatic Sep 2018 #15

For drugs, I think the rule of thumb is that if you must get caught then get caught by the feds trixie2 Sep 2018 #19

A sentence like that could go a long way towards convincing someone to Jarqui Sep 2018 #18

That makes no sense trixie2 Sep 2018 #20

The guy plead guilty to lying to the FBI Jarqui Sep 2018 #22

A felony conviction is a pretty serious deterrent regardless how long the sentence EffieBlack Sep 2018 #33

Conspiring with the Russians is way more serious Jarqui Sep 2018 #34

Well, maybe you should take it up with Mueller since you seem to think you know more EffieBlack Sep 2018 #35

That's a strawman. I never said I knew more than Mueller. Jarqui Sep 2018 #41

I think something very fishy is going on. triron Sep 2018 #36

Lying to the FBI can get you anywhere from probation up to 6 months. Kaleva Sep 2018 #37

That is not the message...the message is cooperate and you will do well...don't and your could face Demsrule86 Sep 2018 #40

Copied from the Sentencing Memorandum canetoad Sep 2018 #21

Him & His Trophy Wife Will Be Hired By Faux Before Month Ends LandOfHopeAndDreams Sep 2018 #23

Judge addressed this in sentencing bigtree Sep 2018 #24

He's A Convicted Felon ...Then An Ex Felon..For Life Grassy Knoll Sep 2018 #25

He also got 200 hours of Community service COLGATE4 Sep 2018 #31

Good.. Grassy Knoll Sep 2018 #32

Mueller already has good info from so many... at140 Sep 2018 #26

Mueller may have info but we have no idea if anything he has is good. It's speculative to say that. LonePirate Sep 2018 #30

It's a message to prospective witnesses: Pachamama Sep 2018 #27

Pappadopoulos told his lawyer he doesn't remember telling anyone on the Trump campaign triron Sep 2018 #28

Post #21 answers your question Kaleva Sep 2018 #38

He cooperated that is why... Demsrule86 Sep 2018 #39