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PAMod

(906 posts)

6. Huh?

Reply to Nevilledog (Reply #4)

Sun Sep 30, 2018, 07:44 AM

Sep 2018

You said "that is not what Gamble does."

What are you talking about? The paragraph excerpt you posted does not contradict the rest of the article.

I read the entire article and understood it, perfectly - including your paragraph.

Tell me in your words what point you think you are making here, please.

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Why the Repubs are rushing Kavanaugh through [View all] PAMod Sep 2018 OP

To get around that, could charges be filed after trump's out of office? calimary Sep 2018 #1

Technically it doesn't matter when charges are filed, unblock Sep 2018 #5

I believe this is being discussed here. brush Sep 2018 #2

Brought this up last Sunday. This is important Roland99 Sep 2018 #3

Yeah.......NO Nevilledog Sep 2018 #4

Huh? PAMod Sep 2018 #6

The point I'm making is that Gamble is not a barrier to State prosecutions after a pardon. Nevilledog Sep 2018 #7

Of course a pardoned criminal can be tried for other offenses at the state level. PAMod Sep 2018 #8

Many states already have laws that reflect of Gamble overrules Abbate. Nevilledog Oct 2018 #9