Siegelman's prosecution, if you're catching up, was an obvious railroading for political purposes, and it would be outright criminal and downright embarrassing if the verdict is not overturned.
Details at Legal Schnauzer.
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Legal Schnauzer
Legal Schnauzer, suspects that the three-judge (and three repugican) panel considering former Alabama Governor Don Siegelman's appeal will bend over backwards to avoid criticizing the corrupt judge who first heard the case.
Siegelman's prosecution, if you're catching up, was an obvious railroading for political purposes, and it would be outright criminal and downright embarrassing if the verdict is not overturned.
Siegelman's prosecution, if you're catching up, was an obvious railroading for political purposes, and it would be outright criminal and downright embarrassing if the verdict is not overturned.
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