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I dunno. If your client is facing a possible 20 year sentence for treason what would a "complete and total victory" look like?

It seems to me that the jury convicted the generals of treason and not the foot soldiers. The jury was intelligent enough to tell the difference.

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I dunno. If your client is facing a possible 20 year sentence for treason what would a "complete and total victory" look like?

It seems to me that the jury convicted the generals of treason and not the foot soldiers. The jury was intelligent enough to tell the difference.

Oyster shells come to mind...

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I dunno. If your client is facing a possible 20 year sentence for treason what would a "complete and total victory" look like?

It seems to me that the jury convicted the generals of treason and not the foot soldiers. The jury was intelligent enough to tell the difference.

Oyster shells come to mind...

Please explain.

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[ponchi101]

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Oyster shells come to mind...

Please explain.

The ancient and, at least by me, frequently missed practice of skinning people alive with oyster shells.
It seems appropriate at times

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The US government's extradition treaty with the Bahamas allows the US to extradite defendants for charges involving offenses that would be considered crimes in both countries, and which could result in a jail sentence of longer than a year.4 hours ago

Sam Bankman-Fried Could Face Extradition From Bahamashttps://www.businessinsider.com

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JOSH RUSSELL@jruss_jruss

AUSAs tell SDNY Judge Ronnie Abrams that Bankman-Fried is being presented today before a magistrate judge in the Bahamas, at which time it will be determined whether he will be detained pending further legal process there.