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If he’s impeached, he should absolutely have the right to question and confront his accuser at his trial -- nm
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by
JackDawson
but not, like, right now. -- nm
Posted by
Reagen
Sep 29 '19, 17:21
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Federal law prohibits it now so... -- nm
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JackDawson
Sep 29, 17:21
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just how does this work when it's someone under witsec, to pick a ohhhh random example when someone's testifying against the Mob? -- nm
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Reagen
Sep 29, 17:24
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But like, there’s only so much protection one can create for his life his reputation his loved ones
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JackDawson
Sep 29, 17:33
They come in to testifying at the trial under protection then leave again
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JackDawson
Sep 29, 17:32
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also, isn't the whistleblower somewhat irrelevant now?
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Reagen
Sep 29, 18:36
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Yes - challenge for case is to get the people with direct knowledge to testify
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JackDawson
Sep 29, 19:07
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But if the whistleblower is really a witness to witnesses, is the wb really the accuser?
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Max
Sep 29, 21:11
dont care. If I can finds 'im I'm gonna git 'im -- nm
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trumpet
Sep 29, 18:56
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