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You don't even know the charges they were acquitted on.

Posted on: October 28, 2016 at 09:31:54 CT
ummmm MU
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"Ammon Bundy and six-co-defendants are charged with conspiring to impede federal employees at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge through intimidation, threat or force stemming from the 41-day occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge. Four of the seven defendants are charged with possessing guns in a federal facility. Two of the defendants each face an additional charge of theft of government property."

There are no charges about "use" of weapons. There were some charges about "possession" of weapons. But the charge brought against all of the defendants was "conspiring to impede federal employees".

This is classic jury nullification.
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Poor little jg - TIGERROAR MU - 10/28 08:44:02
     Any day without justice is a rough day - JG A - 10/28 09:34:42
     They're still in jail. - Toger STL - 10/28 09:17:39
          "tasted his a$$"? (nm) - 90Tiger MU - 10/28 09:22:01
               :-) - Toger STL - 10/28 09:23:38
     lol saw that, we will be on DEFCON alert all day(nm) - Ragnar Danneskjold MU - 10/28 08:47:28
     Jury nullification is one of the last lines of defense - ummmm MU - 10/28 08:47:16
          Bunch of whackjobs - JG A - 10/28 09:33:40
               It is 100% about gvmt overreach - pickle MU - 10/28 09:41:23
          how do you know this was jury nullification? - mizzou alum 93 MU - 10/28 08:55:07
          a not guilty verdict does not mean 'jury nullification' - Spanky KU - 10/28 08:54:13
               your inability to think beyond the literal is showing again - 90Tiger MU - 10/28 09:11:21
                    Why do you think this was jury nullification and not simply - Spanky KU - 10/28 09:15:45
                         Spanky, no offense, but I don't really care enough to - 90Tiger MU - 10/28 09:19:05
                              You cared enough to insult me. Scurry away again like the - Spanky KU - 10/28 09:24:15
                                   Just curious... - ummmm MU - 10/28 09:24:47
                                        It matters not a whit to me. - Spanky KU - 10/28 09:28:18
                                             So you're indifferent? (nm) - pickle MU - 10/28 09:37:07
                                                  No. - Spanky KU - 10/28 09:59:53
                                                       But you just said you were (nm) - pickle MU - 10/28 10:04:20
                                                            Read my words... - Spanky KU - 10/28 10:24:09
                                                       I think you meant "yes" - ummmm MU - 10/28 10:01:35
                                                  He wants to be happy about it - ummmm MU - 10/28 09:39:57
                                                       An acquittal does not mean jury nullification - Spanky KU - 10/28 10:01:04
                                                            That's not even remotely at issue in this thread. - ummmm MU - 10/28 10:02:43
                                                                 You are claiming THIS is a jury nullification example - Spanky KU - 10/28 10:27:48
                                                                      LOL. - ummmm MU - 10/28 10:29:10
                                                                           No.. it actually is a perfect example of your 'logic' - Spanky KU - 10/28 10:38:33
                                                                                My position is this: - ummmm MU - 10/28 10:43:44
                                                                                     You have no EVIDENCE it was jury nullification - Spanky KU - 10/28 10:53:36
                                                                                          Spanky, you are frankly dumb. - ummmm MU - 10/28 11:01:31
                                                                                               Yes.. your argument is poor. - Spanky KU - 10/28 12:09:52
                                             Why did you post a story about it last night? (nm) - ummmm MU - 10/28 09:32:38
                                                  Because George was so convinced these guys - Spanky KU - 10/28 10:02:06
                                                       You don't sound indifferent. (nm) - ummmm MU - 10/28 10:08:52
                              nice laydown. (nm) - mizzou alum 93 MU - 10/28 09:20:18
                         Because it was thought to be an "open and shut case" - ummmm MU - 10/28 09:18:29
                              The acquittal was on their use of weapons. The prosecution - Spanky KU - 10/28 09:27:26
                                   You don't even know the charges they were acquitted on. - ummmm MU - 10/28 09:31:54
                                        "through intimidation, threat or force " means a weapon - Spanky KU - 10/28 10:37:52
                                             No, it doesn't - ummmm MU - 10/28 10:42:22
                                                  Yes.. it does. - Spanky KU - 10/28 10:54:29
                                                       (a) you don't know that - ummmm MU - 10/28 11:02:19
                              that does not, in any way whatsoever, prove the jury - mizzou alum 93 MU - 10/28 09:19:55
                              i.e., they knew they were breaking the letter of the law - 90Tiger MU - 10/28 09:19:44
                                   Exactly (nm) - pickle MU - 10/28 09:32:37
                                   Clear as it comes. (nm) - ummmm MU - 10/28 09:24:11
                                   appeal to omniscience fallacy. you don't knw what the jury - mizzou alum 93 MU - 10/28 09:20:48
                    His inability to think is showing again (nm) - pickle MU - 10/28 09:12:47
                         please provide evidence from a juror that this was an - mizzou alum 93 MU - 10/28 09:14:52
               What verdict would be an indication of nullification? (nm) - pickle MU - 10/28 09:04:02
                    are all not guilty verdicts jury nullification? - mizzou alum 93 MU - 10/28 09:05:12
               That is how jury nullification manifests itself - ummmm MU - 10/28 08:56:35
                    that is horrible logic. you do you a link to a juror - mizzou alum 93 MU - 10/28 08:58:57
                         Feds have very high conviction rate. - Evenflow MU - 10/28 09:04:24
                              yes and that would be a reason for the not guilty verdict. - mizzou alum 93 MU - 10/28 09:06:01
                                   One defendants lawyer said 'you can count on being - Evenflow MU - 10/28 09:08:43
                                        There was also this from Spanky's article posted last night: - ummmm MU - 10/28 09:11:06
                                             They let him testify for like 10 hours, I think I read. (nm) - Evenflow MU - 10/28 09:21:16
                                             and that proves jury nullification how? - mizzou alum 93 MU - 10/28 09:12:44
                                        it happens. - mizzou alum 93 MU - 10/28 09:09:19
                                             I bet he would have fired you first. - Evenflow MU - 10/28 09:11:11
                                                  that makes no sense at all - mizzou alum 93 MU - 10/28 09:11:48
                                                       It makes no sense that your lawyer would fire you - Evenflow MU - 10/28 09:19:09
                                                            Lol - pickle MU - 10/28 09:24:17
                                                            correct. - mizzou alum 93 MU - 10/28 09:21:35
     JG was definitely wishing for a death sentence. - Evenflow MU - 10/28 08:46:07
          So much so they are willing to ignore the law the facts - JG A - 10/28 09:37:07




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