...would be the police to whom she reported the assault when it happened
Well...there is that.
...would be the police to whom she reported the assault when it happened
It is refreshing to see there are some civil libertarians left in the world Fool....Good on you! :thumb:
I don't consider myself a Libertarian.
And if Ford's allegations are true I would say it's disqualifying. But she's managed to make an un-falsifiable claim. Since she doesn't know where or when this happened Kavenaugh can't refute it by showing he was out of town that day for example.
I didn't say "Libertarian", I said "Civil Libertarian" which is to say you are thinking unbiased based upon the premises of the law, and the individual liberties we share in this country which include the presumption of innocence & the burden of proof to prove that we are guilty of something. These pillars are being eroded for a political reason and it is disgusting to watch really.
not true.Her best friend denied it ever happened.
also not true. None of the people identified by Ford has said it didn't happen.So did three others she said were there.
Don't let the evidence get in your way because if you do then perhaps you might actually see the truth that her accusations cannot be described as being reliable.
Ford's claims are just as reliable as Kavanaugh's.
which is why there needs to be an investigation.
Her attorneys say that they want all the evidence examined but they refuse to release her medical records which will tell us if she recovered her memory after being hypnotized because if she was that makes what she remembered highly suspicious!
As if it wasn't already highly suspicious!
not if you believe that someone is innocent until proven guilty
the FBI will be doing just that, investigating a very old claim. It's something they do regularly.in that case, the only way your statement would be true would be if Kavanaugh had corroborated Ford's claims
of something that may or may not have happened 36 years ago, of which the accuser has trouble recollecting key details?
what would you investigate?
who would you question that hasn't already been questioned?
not true.
Leland Keyser said she does not remember the party in question. Keyser has also said that she believes FOrd.
On Saturday, Keyser said through her lawyer in a letter to the committee that she was willing to "cooperate fully with the FBI's supplemental investigation" into Kavanaugh. "However, as my client has already made clear, she does not know Judge Kavanaugh and has no recollection of ever being at a party or gathering where he was present, with, or without, Dr. Ford," the letter from Howard Walsh, Keyser's attorney, said. It continued that Keyser "does not refute Dr. Ford's account, and she has already told the press that she believes Dr. Ford's account." "However, the simple and unchangeable truth is that she is unable to corroborate it because she has no recollection of the incident in question," the letter continued. |
It is a big semantics game here but, even though Ms Keyser does not openly refute her friend's testimony her statement refutes it.
what evidence is there that hypnosis was involved at all?
Why won't her lawyers release the information concerning how she supposedly recovered her memory?
I thought that they want everything about this matter to be investigated.
And you guys are lawyers, Hunh?
.......The Democrats are doing their very best to destroy the basic principles upon which the USA was founded because of their thirst of power.......
The presumption of innocence only exists in a criminal prosecution. The reason for that presumption is that the state is a moving party, the accusing party, and that carries with it the authority and resources of the state. The only chance you or I have of standing against that begins with the presumption and a very hard standard for the prosecution to meet.The whole charade is a horrible offense to the basic principles of justice in which a person is presumed to be innocent until proven guilty. When it comes to claims of sexual assault, however, the man is automatically deemed guilty … and the accuser praised for her courage and bravery before the veracity of the assertion is ever deliberated.
The presumption of innocence only exists in a criminal prosecution.