Bigking321
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Didn't his former lawyer... Cohen or something... just testify under oath in the New York trial that his earlier testimony against Trump under oath for a different case was a lie and now he's telling the truth?
yup. hilariously admitting to Perjury under oath generally means that your testimony under oath in future cases is also highly suspect.Didn't his former lawyer... Cohen or something... just testify under oath in the New York trial that his earlier testimony against Trump under oath for a different case was a lie and now he's telling the truth?
I hope you do realize that the most recent three are former Trump lawyers who have plead guilty to crimes and have agreed to testify against him.
Attorney-client privilege has been legally breached in this case.
The criminal charges Cohen was convicted of and spent time in federal prison for were related to lies he said and things he did while working for Donald Trump.Didn't his former lawyer... Cohen or something... just testify under oath in the New York trial that his earlier testimony against Trump under oath for a different case was a lie and now he's telling the truth?
It also means that some of what he said under oath is a lie proven to be false by evidence shown to be true which can't be dismissed or overturned as false by any king, lord, judge, court, or jury according to the common law which predates the Magna Carta of 1215.I mean he either he committed perjury in this case or the other one but either way he has under oath committed perjury. In cases trying to take out Trump.
The US Constitution said:Amendment 7: In Suits at common law, where the value in controversy shall exceed twenty dollars, the right of trial by jury shall be preserved, and no fact tried by a jury, shall be otherwise re-examined in any Court of the United States, than according to the rules of the common law.
It also means that some of what he said under oath is a lie proven to be false by evidence shown to be true which can't be dismissed or overturned as false by any king, lord, judge, court, or jury according to the common law which predates the Magna Carta of 1215.
To elaborate:
In a bench trial - which NY fraud case is - the judge is the also the jury. Judge Arthur Engoron is the trier of fact in the NY fraud case and his rulings on the facts of the case are not appealable.
Yup, and it was multiple lies.So in other words....
He lied under oath.
So in other words....
He lied under oath.
Yup, and it was multiple lies.
He's already been punished for what he lied about while under oath and knows just what it's like to be incarcerated.And pigs will probably fly before anything happens to him because of it. Or ACW2 will kick off, whichever happens first.
He's already been punished for what he lied about while under oath and knows just what it's like to be incarcerated.
A good lawyer isn't going to use someone like him as a witness favorable to their case unless what they lied about helps their case and absolutely screws the other side.
Bzzt, wrong, and that is whargarbble.Anything said by someone that is convicted, or admits to, perjury can not be used in the court of law. This is common law precedent and has been the case for over 100 years.
LmaoBzzt, wrong, and that is whargarbble.
If what someone asserted was true while under oath is actually shown to be false those statements can be used as evidence.
"anything you say or do can and will be used against you in a court of law"Lmao
"anything you say or do can and will be used against you in a court of law"
That this has to be explicitly stated by a cop when they arrest someone demonstrates just how willfully uneducated and stupid J.Random American actually is.
What you say. And when you lie to them? It's used as evidence that your words can not be trusted, that you are lying about your innocence.
When you are hauled into court and told to explain yourself before a judge and jury you can "Plead the 5th", keep your mouth shut, and say nothing.You say that like they won’t find a way to have you declared guilty anyway.
When you are hauled into court and told to explain yourself before a judge and jury you can "Plead the 5th", keep your mouth shut, and say nothing.
That protects you. It does not protect anyone who isn't you.
Except your lawyers.
Who if they break this confidentiality are supposed to be immediately disbarred and have their own trials start up.
Attorney-client privilege is not absolute. If you attempt to use "my lawyer said it was ok" as a defense everything you discussed with your lawyer is now admissible evidence which will be used against both you and your lawyer.Except your lawyers.
Who if they break this confidentiality are supposed to be immediately disbarred and have their own trials start up.