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14. You can't put people in jail on a preponderance standard of proof. nt

Sat Jan 26, 2013, 02:13 PM

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More on Mary Jo White. [View all] hay rick Jan 2013 OP

Rec. n/t Smarmie Doofus Jan 2013 #1

Ehhhh... Fox guarding the hen house RobertEarl Jan 2013 #3

It's an adversarial system. hay rick Jan 2013 #9

I don't know what her won-lost record was as a federal prosecutor. hay rick Jan 2013 #13

You can't put people in jail on a preponderance standard of proof. nt msanthrope Jan 2013 #14

I didn't suggest you could. nt hay rick Jan 2013 #15

ROFL Oilwellian Jan 2013 #17

When it concerns the banks theaocp Jan 2013 #19

She didn't bring down Gotti by being overzealous. nt EastKYLiberal Jan 2013 #11

Another tidbit or two. hay rick Jan 2013 #12

+10000 Fight2Win Jan 2013 #16

The WSJ article is a must read. jsr Jan 2013 #20

From the article... hay rick Jan 2013 #21