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rather than refusing to testify, couldn't you just answer with "i don't recall" to every question (or variations as appropriate)?
by hnbroseph 7y ago
rather than refusing to testify, couldn't you just answer with "i don't recall" to every question (or variations as appropriate)?
- whamlastxmas 7y agoIf they have evidence that a person in your position should reasonably know the answer, then you're in a bad situation. "I don't recall" doesn't fly very well unless you're HRC being interviewed by the FBI
- ghjjjj 7y agoDestruction of evidence is also a crime for all of us except HRC. No wonder the big orange Twinkie won!
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- ThrustVectoring 7y agoIn the general case, maybe. The objection here is specifically over providing non-public testimony. Even if your secret testimony didn't cover anything new or wasn't useful, how do other people know that?