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what did she plea to i think it was 1 misdemeanor. and all other charges were dropped i think. but someone will correct me if i am wrong please.

Schit, I committed 6 misdemeanors by 10 am. LOL

Chesebro just flipped live in court, and worked a plea deal.....will testify for Prosecution.

Pleaing to misdemeanors in her case was a no brainer. Even attorneys get crushed by judicial abuse from the forever funded government.

Osky

Plead guilty to a single felony and got probation, no jail time.

In exchange for testimony, otherwise no plea deal would have been offered.....the more that flip, makes the snowball grow to more defendants jump on board.

RICO statute.

When RICO was determined to be acceptable by the Supreme Court, they knew full well that it wasn't Constitutional. They were convinced, however, that the problem with the Mafia was so bad that they had to pretend it was Constitutional, for public policy reasons. Sadly, use of it against the Mob now only makes up a tiny portion of its applications. Mostly it's a workaround the Constitutional rights of the accused ... all accused.

"baseless conspiracy theories"

those 3 words.

again and again and again.

if a lie is repeated often enough.....

not saying her actions were legal.

I think we have enough evidence that "baseless" is a lie, "conspiracy" is a given, and "theory" is proven fact.

Agreed, but I don't make the laws. What tools they use to take the mafia down, don't apply to potential white collar or political crimes.

The Prosecution no longer has to preview its case to the other defendants who did not request a speedy trial.

This means the fake case brought by the fake DA is already imploding. The felony RICO case is dead and her potential testimony doesn't even matter now.

Correct, an advantage for the Prosecution not to show their hand.

NO, more will join like Chesebro did today and the testimony could be damning.

Lavrenty Beria, head of Stalin's secret police, said "Show me the man, and I'll show you the crime."

Watching this stupid and corrupt nig DA in Atlanta, somewhere, Beria is smiling.

"damning"? Ooooooohhhhh.....that's scary!.

What is this, the 250,000th time the drum beat starts up - "Oh, we got him now!" LoL

EVERY TIME is goes down in flames. EVERY. TIME. You ain't got chit Bwana.

Via Techno Fog’s SubStack:

Today, Sidney Powell accepted a plea agreement from the Fulton County District Attorney, pleading to six counts of “Conspiracy to Commit Intentional Interference with Performance of Election Duties.”

Those are all misdemeanors. She faces six years of probation, a $6,000 fine, and has to pay $2,700 in restitution.

Call that a win for the defense. Here’s why.

Powell was indicted with seven felony counts: conspiracy to violate Georgia’s RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations) statute; two counts of conspiracy to commit election fraud; conspiracy to commit computer theft, trespass, and invasion of privacy; and conspiracy to defraud the state.

These charges are felonies that carry heavy penalties. A conviction under Georgia’s RICO conspiracy statute, for example, requires a punishment of between five and 20 years of imprisonment. See Ga. Code Ann. § 16-14-5.

That gets us to our second point – the risk of conviction.

Let me start by saying that I believe Powell is innocent, that there was no RICO conspiracy by her or anyone else, that the indictment, along with all overt acts in furtherance of the conspiracy, is a joke. (More on the charged conduct and RICO below.) That this case never should have been brought, that it criminalizes political conduct. But I’m not a Fulton County juror. And you probably aren’t either.

When these cases go to trial (at this moment, nobody knows if Kenneth Chesebro will be offered, or accept, a plea deal or go to trial on October 23), the defendants will face a jury pool that is approximately 75% Democrat and only 25% Republican. The jurors will salivate at the chance to convict anyone associated with Donald Trump. We’ve seen it in DC with the January 6 defendants. We’ve seen it with the anti-Trump activist who lied to get on the Roger Stone jury. They’re not concerned about justice. It’s political.

Adding to the pressure is the cost and expense of trial. Back in September, the Fulton County District Attorneys estimated this case would take four months. There would be hundreds of witnesses, even before the defense got to their case in chief. That’s the type of trial that could bankrupt a defendant.

The Fulton County District Attorney knows that, and probably threatened the excessively-long trial to increase the pressure on Powell and Chesebro (the only two defendants who demanded a speedy trial) to accept a plea deal. It’s just another example of the unethical conduct of the zealous Fulton County prosecutors, who have engaged in very public evils from withholding exculpatory evidence from the grand jury (violating a prosecutor’s duty to do justice) to lying about Georgia law to the trial judge. (We’ll add that the plea deal further demonstrates unethical behavior, as it shows the prosecutors overcharged Powell.)

The deal also shows that Fulton County prosecutors don’t want to go to trial right now. Spending four months in the courtroom and presenting hundreds of witnesses would only help the defense of Donald Trump. There would be no surprises at Trump’s trial – all the witnesses would be on record, the weaknesses of the prosecution would be exposed.

Prediction: Sidney Powell won't be cooperating against Trump <---- !!!!

I don't have anything to do with it, but RICO charges have teeth....and no pardons.

According to President Trump, Powell was never one of his attorneys.

https://twitter.com/TheCalvinCooli1/status/1716116096154046890

Oh Snap