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For what? It's a real charge, legally on her record and correctly reported. Now, is it a just charge? Almost certainly not. But that's a question that court
by newacct583 5y ago
For what? It's a real charge, legally on her record and correctly reported.
Now, is it a just charge? Almost certainly not. But that's a question that courts have to answer, it's what they're for.
- mindslight 5y agoIt's not a legitimate charge - she was never served notice, and so was never able to answer it. That the state didn't pursue it any further for twenty years demonstrates that they didn't consider it a real thing either.