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Actually giving an answer to the question there. you do note, again, there are ways congress can ask questions here that will put the former director on the spot, for instance, does doj typically seek to convict subjects of obstruction with evidence like this. >> right. >> if posed with that direct question, what do you think he would say? >> i think hed have to say yes. he is a prosecutor by background. he brought cases, tried cases in federal court. if you walk through the evidence on one part...

A conflict and started bizarre. he resolved it in a way. and that was through violence and they called him 55 years of his life. the street is open for business 247 cars drive up a door opens drugs are exchanged and the contracts off again maybe is trying to help these kids because his own son is so out of reach. orlando now a grown man is calling from prison boonie hasnt seen him you know for 25 years as a former convict he isnt allowed to visit his son in prison but he has plans for orlando on...

Bring charges against epstein when he was the u.s. attorney in florida. they amassed enough evidence for a 50 plus page indictment when acosta was the u.s. attorney even though acosta wouldnt bring federal changes against him. somebody else finally did bring considerable charges, in this case for sex trafficking. he pled not guilty and facing 45 years in prison if convict and sentences to the maximum term. today in washington the press conference by alex acosta was designed, it seemed, to signal...

Related to the epstein case. he is facing decades in prison even though alex acosta wouldnt bring charges against epstein when he was the u.s. attorney in florida. they amassed enough evidence for a 50 plus page indictment when acosta was the u.s. attorney even though accoosta wouldnt bring federal changes against him. somebody else finally did bring considerable charges, in this case for sex trafficking. he pled not guilty and facing 45 years in prison if convict and sentences to the maximum te...

>> i dont see -- the conservatives already kind of dont like him because hes not pushing things as hard as they want him to. it wont be because of this. it will be an excuse to get rid of somebody they dont like. >> he should have given voice to the victims regarding the issue of theyre homeless and young and vulnerable. you as a prosecutor have the ability to stand up in the jury and say convict. he kneads to go. >> thank you. >> 22 candidates battling to breakthrough and get their message to v...

Do you think hell keep his job? accosta? >> i dont see -- look, the conservatives already kind of dont like him because hes not pushing things as hard as they would like him to. i think if he goes, its not going to be because of this. its going to be an excuse to get rid of somebody -- >> he should have given voice to those victims, to kirstens point. regardless, theyre homeless, theyre young, theyre vulnerable. you as the a prosecutor have the ability to stand in front of the jury and say convi...

Germany that a convict spends the entire rest of his life in prison and thats because the countrys constitution places a very strong focus on human rights and many criminologists view such life long sentences as problematic in terms of human rights but the fact is that in cases of exceptional severity where the crime has been especially heinous a court can say that it is basically excluding any possibility of early parole as is often given after about 15 years of life sentence thereby ensuring t...

After the convict then this poster boy for wrongful convictions was back in the news. not for a good way. >> i hope they find her. >> reporter: when tom fassbender came here he learned that hall back had an appointment for october 31th. >> this is teresa with "auto trader" magazine. just giving you a call to let you know that i can come out here today, in the afternoon. it will probably be around 2:00. >> reporter: steven avery confirmed to investigators that teresa had been on the property that...

People were just trying to be you know human beings in and offer someone water to drink but are you saying in your report that the legal system that the judges are also culpable in this campaign. well theres 2 problems here one is that the law enforcement agents who are in the border of floridians are misusing the criminal justice system in order to target people in violation of the civil rights that are protected under the u.s. constitution u.s. law a federal court last december already struck ...

Gallagher was found guilty only on the charge involving the photo with the body. gallagher walked out free. the maximum sentence he can face is four months. he has spent a longer period of time in pretrial confinement. he was turned in by the platoon leader. the trial was turned upside down when a prosecution witness unexpectedly testified that he and not gallagher killed the isis member. the witness who was given immunity for that testimony may be charged with perjury. help us sort through this...