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You appear to have missed the fact that Morrow not only works the system, but has committed fraud and over the course of the grand jury has committed multiple i
by jonmatherson 18y ago
You appear to have missed the fact that Morrow not only works the system, but has committed fraud and over the course of the grand jury has committed multiple instances of perjury. At issue is his veracity.
My question is why the officer didn't do anything at the time - if it was an actionable offense the officer should have done something. It sounds more like he was doing a CYA to avoid the ire of the district attorney or Morrow's attorney.
- tptacek 18y agoSounds like Macy has a strong case. If you're right, I expect he'll win at trial.
- jonmatherson 18y agoGiven the nature and number of crimes committed by the plaintiffs (as they've admitted to in or committed during the grand jury) and the fact they're essentially being given a pass because it is politically beneficial to help tenants and harm property owners, I am unable to share your faith in the inevitability of the "correct" outcome.