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Apparently it is. Because she is refusing to testify, and it is producing significant public backlash, and she was released eventually anyway. Seems like it w
by stale2002 8y ago
Apparently it is.
Because she is refusing to testify, and it is producing significant public backlash, and she was released eventually anyway.
Seems like it worked out fine for Chelsea.
- metildaa 8y agoThe subpoena Chelsea was served with before release indicates that she will be right back in the same position in short order.
- tptacek 8y agoThe grand jury expired and was not extended. "Public backlash" had little to do with it.
- colechristensen 8y agoThe release was always going to happen eventually. Contempt is not a life sentence, in the US it isn't punishment but coercion. When the opportunity to testify is over, they let you out because they have nothing they want you to do any more. Doesn't stop them from serving you with another subpoena though.