Grand jury again declines to indict Letitia James on mortgage fraud charges

🙏 this is just crazy... I mean, who gets indicted twice in one week? it's like they're just trying to make history for the books 📚 but seriously, what's going on with the Justice Department? can't they just do their jobs without all the drama and politics involved? 💼 I'm not surprised the grand jury rejected the charges again though, there was never really any solid evidence against AG James. it's like they're trying to push an agenda rather than seek justice 😒
 
omg lol what is going on with this case?? 🤣 it's like they're trying to get AG Letitia James and failing left and right, and now they're just re-filing again but getting rejected by the grand jury... like, come on guys! 😂 isn't it time for them to just move on? 🤷‍♀️ anyway, i'm all for letting her off the hook, she seems pretty innocent to me. and can we talk about how messed up it is that they're trying to use their power to go after someone like this? 💁‍♀️ it's so not right! 😒
 
🤔 I think this is getting pretty crazy. Like, what even is going on? First, they try to charge Letitia James with mortgage fraud and a judge says hold up, your guy wasn't even properly appointed. And now they try again and the grand jury is like nope, not gonna happen.

I don't know about you guys, but I'm starting to think that this whole thing is just a big joke. Like, are we seriously living in a world where the Justice Department can basically bully people into indicting them? It's just so messed up.

And what really gets me is how much of a farce this case has become. They're trying to charge someone with a crime that basically involves filling out some paperwork and now they're already accusing her of lying on it. Come on, guys, get your facts straight.

I think we need to have a bigger conversation about the role of politics in law enforcement. Like, should prosecutors be more concerned with justice or just following orders from their bosses? It's just not right when you've got someone like Letitia James being treated like this.

Anyway, what do you guys think? Am I just being paranoid or is something fishy going on here? 🐟
 
I'm still trying to wrap my head around this whole thing... 😕 So, apparently, the Justice Department is at it again, trying to railroad New York Attorney General Letitia James for the second time in just seven days. This time, they tried to refile new charges against her, but that grand jury just wouldn't bite 🙅‍♂️.

It's like they're playing a game of whack-a-mole, where no matter how many times they try to file new charges, the prosecution keeps getting dismissed due to procedural issues. I mean, who needs process and integrity when you can just make stuff up and hope nobody notices? 🤣

And let me get this straight - James was originally charged with one count of bank fraud and one count of making a false statement... but all these experts are saying the allegations against her are super thin on evidence. Like, what's the real story here? Is it just another case of Trump trying to smear someone because they're not playing ball with him? 🤔

The thing is, this whole saga has been marked by controversy from the start. Career prosecutors getting fired for questioning the viability of the charges... that's just a red flag, you know? And then we have the acting US Attorney, Lindsey Halligan, who gets found to be improperly appointed... it's like they're trying to rig the system or something.

I think what's really bothering me is that this whole thing feels like a classic case of "witch hunt". The Justice Department seems more interested in persecuting James than actually seeking justice. And now, with James' lawyers calling out the latest development as an "unprecedented rejection", I'm starting to see a pattern here... 😬
 
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