Criminal Investigation into Clinton e-mail server, TOTALLY REOPENED. (cost, rating, 2015)
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No, but neither was it a crime if it wasn't intentional.
Period, full stop.
THAT is the crux of it all. Was there knowledgeable INTENT to commit a crime. To date, there has been ZERO evidence that shows that she intentionally tried to commit espionage or steal information from the government. This is why they have nothing else but.......let me say this slowly, negligence. Which, by definition, is merely failure to take proper care in doing something.
Negligence, despite being extreme, doesn't mean she set out to intentionally commit a crime of espionage.
But hey, if you have evidence of espionage intent, by all means, go after her.
I'm sure the kid that took a selfie on a submarine had no intent, yet he sat in jail for how long????
Proof of intent isn't needed for a crime to have been committed.
But proof of intent is usually needed to prove guilt.
I bring up, once again, Zimmerman. He killed someone. That is a fact. We all know it. He admits it. Yet....he's walking the streets, a free man. Why? No one could prove intent to murder DESPITE all the evidence showing that he initiated the provocation with his following Trayvon.
Comey had it right. Most lawyers agree and back Comey. They do believe there was negligence, but simply not enough to actually go after her. Sitting behind your screen claiming otherwise doesn't change that fact.
I think you're missing the part that what she's being accused of, was NOT a crime when she did it. It doesn't matter what people on message boards think, or what arm chair warriors say is the case....fact is, when she had the server, it was not illegal. No crime was broken.
I'm not familiar with that man getting 2 years, nor can I find it online, but as far as Hillary goes, what she did wasn't a crime, and almost most professionals in the field of law pretty much understands this to be true. That is the reason why despite the many attempts, they all come back to the same place....there's simply not enough to go on.
(by the way, the change in wording doesn't indicate guilt. The knew that it wasn't a case that would probably find her guilty anyway, so it would have been a waste of time)
At this point, it's really just beating a dead horse.
again, you are utterly and entirely incorrect on the facts. having a server may or may not have been illegal (I actually think it was but that's irrelevant). The statute in question has been the law for decades.
She processed many details of classified information that included, Classified, Top Secret and Special Access information over her private server system. She had those details stored on her private server. That server did not have security capable of protecting the information. That information was outside of the control of United States PROTOCOL. period.
The ONLY thing you have said here that is debatable is if the action she took (according to Comey was a violation of the statue) might not find her guilty. That was the standard Comey used to indict her. That's is debatable. if the standard was Gross Negligence, there certainly is enough evidence for an indictment. Others sit in prison for far less.
Because it does not fit the narrative they are feeding you in the echo chamber.
Trump even mentioned it in his tweet.
Are you informed or uninformed, trying to debate? This instance, you are uninformed.
We are all uninformed in a great many areas....or do you propose that you know about every single case out there, historically?????????????
I need not be informed of every case out there, especially since this sub story is not even related to Hillary.
So, I further my searched, and did find the case, and yes, he got a raw deal, as do many americans, all the time. But one thing doesn't have anything to do with another.
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