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November 09, 2010 08:00 AM UTC
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that the rich are different than you and me. Mustn’t let mowing down the occasional little person cramp their style.
Dr. Crybaby would have to perform somewhere between 4,000 and 6,000 liver transplants to show $1,000,000,0000 in gross billings.
Only about 5,300 livers get transplanted in an entire year in this country (2008 est.).
Do the math. The DA has.
I suppose you probably think the woman whose head got stomped by Rand Paul’s “security” is the one who should be doing the apologizing. Do the math? The math says that your bozo DA would have employed an entirely different equation if the perp hadn’t been a big shot fund manager. Your math, by the way, has absolutely nothing to do with whether or not something is a felony.
I think I sensed snark there, BC.
this was pure sarcasm.
Didn’t ring bell last night and I’m usually pretty good at picking up snark. Since the “No kidding” didn’t make much sense with the rest, sorry to say, I thought that was the snark. It was right before bed and a few brain cells had probably gone to bed ahead of me.
Who am I to throw stones?
(Oh, that was a different diary. Never mind!)
GOP runs Hurlbert for US Senate. He’s passed their vetting with this one. Watch out, Udall, Wadham has you in his sights.
…my first and only concern would be, “Does it affect my portfolio? Did he abscond with the goods or cheat me and others? Etc.”
Oh, he fucked up big time while driving?
Not an issue.
Hurlbert is just following the Republican law & order playbook.
You can’t blame Suthers for the murders and you know it.
First he approved the release of someone who never should have been let out.
Second he provided no oversight of Kimball leaving him free to do whatever.
If you leave a loaded gun in a house full of kids you will not be the one who directly kills a child – but you should bear full responsibility.
Suthers bears direct responsibility.
Suthers isn’t a probation officer. And weren’t most, if not all of the murders committed after Kimball would have been released anyway?
Maybe you should talk to the Democrats who wrote the laws that govern how the U.S. attorney’s office is managed and what its responsibilities are.
Hurlbert got snookered. The money manager not only must have a very high limit auto policy, he almost certainly has a multi-million dollar umbrella policy. His future earning power is going to have very little impact on his ability to pay restitution (or pay a civil judgment).
Dr. Milo’s can claim the high ground, “Its not about responsibility, not justice,” but the misdemeanor convictions are not admissible in any future civil case. If there had been a conviction on a felony vehicular assault, that could be used against Erzinger when he gets sued. This decision by Hurlbert does have a potential financial impact on Milo.
The DA is really just deciding whether to use government prosecution or not.
Yes?
No?
I think criminal complaints have to be filed through the DA’s office.
Of course, since he hasn’t been charged with a felony (yet), if there’s not a plea deal saying “this concludes our business” he might still be “eligible” for one.
There is an obscure provision allowing a citizen to demand a special prosecutor when there is a direct conflict of interest and in certain other circumstances, but generally, a prosecutor is within his right not to prosecute even a crime with the case tied up in a bow and certain to be successful for any non-racial reason.
Apparently you can buy a hunting license for bicyclists in Vail.
He was considered by many to be the more moderate and electable Republican in the SD16 primary race eventually won by Tim Leonard (who just lost to Jeanne Nicholson…).
Maybe the GOP isn’t so dumb after all – I may have to revise my opinions upward a notch.