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A citizen is quite the same as a "defendant" and a defendant is not a "Guilty person" or "drug runner", yet. What if Mr Lara (who is not a guilty or accused d
by SideburnsOfDoom 5y ago
A citizen is quite the same as a "defendant" and a defendant is not a "Guilty person" or "drug runner", yet.
What if Mr Lara (who is not a guilty or accused drug runner) has not been a veteran?
- SideburnsOfDoom 5y ago"A citizen is not quite the same" Sorry, I accidentally a word, and this changed the meaning. "not quite the same" is of course UK English for "it's totally different"