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CPT Jack Durish
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Good luck with that defense, Marine. Hillary's "exemption" from prosecution is not case law. It's just politics. You can't expect the same treatment...
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CPT Jack Durish
CPT Jack Durish
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SFC Justin Scott - Yes, you sum it up correctly, though with more words
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SFC Justin Scott
SFC Justin Scott
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PO1 Roger Waddle - There is no such thing as "government exempt status". Have you even read the US Code about the use and storage of classified data? The verbiage used in the UCMJ is pretty well directly taken from US Code which applies to ALL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS / EMPLOYEES!
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PO1 Roger Waddle
PO1 Roger Waddle
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SFC Justin Scott -then tell me why hillary is not in federal prison ?
(gov exempt ) tell me why obama is not in prison (gov exempt)
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SFC Justin Scott
SFC Justin Scott
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PO1 Roger Waddle - Your statement "comppletley diff laws UCMJ vs govt exempt status" implies that "govt exempt status" is a concept actually codified into the laws I referenced. It is not. That is not to say that the concept itself is non-existent, it simply means it's not legally justified. There is clearly an unwritten rule of exemption being granted in the Clinton case (not sure why you reference Obama on this one because, though I am not a supporter of him by any means, to my knowledge no one has presented any evidence of laws he has broken). I'm not sure what more I can explain that I didn't already cover in my first response to you.
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PO1 Roger Waddle
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he adapted and saved lives she jepardized national security
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MSgt Danny Hope
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Might as well force the government's hand...legal or not? Accountable or not?
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