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Princess Turandot Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Apr-10-07 05:31 AM
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14. The argument is worth listening to..
all three judges sound as if they feel like they had just dropped down the rabbit hole and knew it.

"Because they flunked highschool math doesn't mean a federal crime was committed." This was in response to some quibbling over the number of 'points' the bidders actually received; it sounded as if the prosecution extended the evaluation score to a larger number of decimal points to try to prove that the bidder coming in first was actually second.

I hope that she can sue them for malicious prosecution.

BTW, if I heard correctly, the statute number she was prosecuted under was '666'.
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