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The government thus far refuses to even admit there is a contract, let alone if it applies to the prisoner in this case. I think the judge is beyond frustrated
by generj 1y ago
The government thus far refuses to even admit there is a contract, let alone if it applies to the prisoner in this case.
I think the judge is beyond frustrated and I would expect contempt charges to start flying pretty quickly, particularly after the government seems to keep flaunting her orders.
- majorchord 1y ago> The government thus far refuses to even admit there is a contract Source?
- johnnyanmac 1y agoHard to prove something's lack of existeance. But from what I roughly understand, Xinis own documents don't have direct reference to a contract. They rely on AP's reporting of such a contract. So it's legally pretty ephemeral as of now. Yet another law brokenm since such foreign treaties and contracts should be publicly documeted. But what does that matter at this point?