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naaman fletcher

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7. look we will see

Reply to oilpro2 (Reply #6)

Fri Apr 27, 2012, 07:42 AM

Apr 2012

you may be right and I hope he gets busted for lying, but I also just don't see this is a huge deal. the guy has shown no indication of fleeing.

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Martin atty: Zimmerman should return to jail [View all] shawn703 Apr 2012 OP

Lock him up! kitt6 Apr 2012 #1

the purpose of bond is not to punish naaman fletcher Apr 2012 #2

Yes, he isn't likely to flee. But how about perjury if he falsified financials? jerseyjack Apr 2012 #3

Sure naaman fletcher Apr 2012 #4

According to the Miami Herald, the paypal and website oilpro2 Apr 2012 #6

look we will see naaman fletcher Apr 2012 #7

He will not flee because he is afraid to. He is better off... oilpro2 Apr 2012 #9

yes.. naaman fletcher Apr 2012 #10

If he knew what was in it. No excuse. If he was on welfare he would have to report on all accounts jwirr Apr 2012 #31

I agree. naaman fletcher Apr 2012 #35

If he is squandering the money pipoman Apr 2012 #12

He's Out On $15,000 Bail DallasNE Apr 2012 #14

His bail amount is $150,000 slackmaster Apr 2012 #37

I don't think progressives are THAT open minded DaveJ Apr 2012 #8

I agree with you, naaman fletcher Apr 2012 #11

Terrific post obamanut2012 Apr 2012 #28

So few people understand pipoman Apr 2012 #13

There is nothing hysterical in pointing out that he lied to the judge at his hearing to set bail. n/ EFerrari Apr 2012 #16

but we don't know he lied.. he was in jail naaman fletcher Apr 2012 #18

Yes, we do know, because his lawyer reported that he was indigent. EFerrari Apr 2012 #19

Do you think his lawyer did NOT want to know?? oilpro2 Apr 2012 #20

As an officer of the court, the lawyer is obligated to instruct his client EFerrari Apr 2012 #22

Huh? naaman fletcher Apr 2012 #21

If he was smart, he'd have his lawyer disclose the expectation of income from the site. EFerrari Apr 2012 #24

We will see naaman fletcher Apr 2012 #25

That's the purpose of bond for right-wingers. Leftists commonly get punitive bonds saras Apr 2012 #27

many charged with 2nd degree murder are released on bond - and $150k is a typical amount DrDan Apr 2012 #5

don't get it marshall gaines Apr 2012 #15

So the alternative to a fair and unbiased trial is ...... what exactly? hack89 Apr 2012 #17

please marshall gaines Apr 2012 #32

I know my history. I also know current crime demographics hack89 Apr 2012 #33

don't marshall gaines Apr 2012 #38

Knew you had nothing. Bye. nt hack89 Apr 2012 #39

Ready the gallows. nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #23

how long was Trayvon's trial again? nt. uncle ray Apr 2012 #29

How long was Mohamed Merah's trial? Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #30

Then he puts up the website and gets a million dollars donated Life Long Dem Apr 2012 #26

I think he will have some obligations to oilpro2 Apr 2012 #34

O'mara Life Long Dem Apr 2012 #36

lynch him marshall gaines Apr 2012 #40

I wonder if these pronouncments actually help Z-man grok Apr 2012 #41