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Originally posted by Support Monkey View PostRealy?? only a fool admits being guilty to something he is innocent of surely!!
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Originally posted by Troll View PostIIRC the NatWest bankers were dragged kicking and screaming across the Atlantic protesting their innocence after failing to get extradition halted - and then immediately changed their plea to guilty once State sideOriginally posted by moggy View Postso did howard marks
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Originally posted by Troll View PostIIRC the NatWest bankers were dragged kicking and screaming across the Atlantic protesting their innocence after failing to get extradition halted - and then immediately changed their plea to guilty once State side
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IIRC the NatWest bankers were dragged kicking and screaming across the Atlantic protesting their innocence after failing to get extradition halted - and then immediately changed their plea to guilty once State side
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostHe did the right thing pleading guilty even if innocent. He will get back home way sooner.
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He did the right thing pleading guilty even if innocent. He will get back home way sooner.
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Another sad day for US Justice
Another sad day for US Justice
A retired businessman extradited to the US on charges of selling weapons parts to Iran is to change his plea to guilty after reaching a deal with prosecutors.
Even a nut and bold could be classed as a 'weapon component'.
Plea bargaining makes the US Justice system on the same level dodgy countries that parade people on TV to announce forced confessions. I hope this guy comes back to the UK and takes the UK to the European Court.Tags: None
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