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Tommy Carcetti

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10. My guess is that the DOJ will attempt to test the waters by rebringing it

Reply to MarineCombatEngineer (Reply #7)

Mon Nov 24, 2025, 01:30 PM

Monday

And then the court will dismiss it again, this time officially with prejudice, on those specific grounds.

Law can be a more exhausting process that it needs to be at times but it will get done.

However, if Halligan has officially been marked as illegitimate, I'm guessing they'll trot some other patsy out there in her place.

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Comey is still not of the woods yet, right? [View all] imanamerican63 Monday OP

Statue of Limitations is up Abnredleg Monday #1

Statute is not up Jersey Devil Monday #4

I don't believe that's true, MarineCombatEngineer Monday #7

If so, then why was the judge's order to dismiss "without prejudice"? Jersey Devil Monday #9

How do you know that the without prejudice wasn't aimed at James? MarineCombatEngineer Monday #11

You may be correct, but Jersey Devil Monday #13

This has got to be a Ketchcom 1 alert and no Ketchup bottle is safe tonight, MarineCombatEngineer Monday #14

Could without prejudice mean just that it is done karynnj Monday #18

My guess is that the DOJ will attempt to test the waters by rebringing it Tommy Carcetti Monday #10

That's exactly what I'm thinking will happen also, MarineCombatEngineer Monday #12

The judge in the case says otherwise Wiz Imp Monday #17

We shall see.... Happy Hoosier Monday #19

Incorrect: Celerity Monday #8

The Statute of Limitations has expired. DemocratSinceBirth Monday #2

They can always concoct another "crime." sop Monday #3

I don't want Comey in prison, but he should always be stressed out, more than anyone else ck4829 Monday #5

This message was self-deleted by its author RockRaven Monday #6

Judge Currie basically slams the door on re-indicting Comey here. LetMyPeopleVote Monday #15

Course he is malaise Monday #16