Former Trump aide Sam Nunberg called before grand jury, says he will refuse to go... (ethical, attorneys)

[pbmaise]

Originally Posted by BentBow

They have no authority to jail him.... No one has to consent to be abused by the federal government.
No thank you.

If I show up to a summons, it is a privilege of the court that I appear.
A summons isn't a warrant.


I refuse summons all the time. People think they can get around my enormous expert witness fees.

Was it a grand jury?

I provided a link for you to read about being forced to testify before a grand jury.



https://www.bostondefenselaw.com/blo...plead-the-5th/

[RosieSD]

Originally Posted by pbmaise

Sounds like drugs to me. And not alcohol.

Something. His face is bright red and he can't sit still. He makes sense at times, and then goes off on these weird tangents. Keeps shaking his head back and forth and his eyes are blinking.

Really, this is amazing to watch. Now they have another female attorney on giving him advice. It reminds me of a really bad Dr. Phil show.

Why the hell would anyone subject themselves to this? Heck, just have your attorney that you're not going to comply. Don't go on TV and start saying all this crazy stuff.

[Joe the Photog]

I don't think he's working on an insanity defense. I think he's working on a moron defense.

[RosieSD]

I mean he says that Mueller offered him IMMUNITY.

Now he is saying that "I would have no trouble going to the Grand Jury but I dont want to spend 80 hours getting these emails."

They're trying to get him off now but he is still trying to spout off about how Roger Stone is innocent and this isn't fair to expect him to do this.

Wow.

[cuebald]

Originally Posted by don1945

I've predicted a few times on here that I feel the Trump Presidency is going to end in a very strange way. The more I see people like this Sam Nunberg guy doing things like this, the more I am convinced I was right in that assessment.

This Presidency is absolutely the goofiest and most disorganized mess I have ever witnessed. It makes Watergate and Nixon look like nothing.

I'm of the camp that thinks Mueller is going to attempt to indict a sitting president for the first time in history.

[GotHereQuickAsICould]

Now he's saying he's not going to spend 80 hours going through emails.

Seems he believes he is not going to jail.

[pbmaise]

MSNBC
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"I want to see what Mr. Mueller does. It's never been done before." – Former Trump Aide Sam Nunberg says about refusing Mueller's subpoena on

indict sitting POTUS?

Because Nunberg has spent 5 hours listening at the Grand Jury he has a good idea what the case is against Trump and friends.

What Mueller may be doing is going directly to charges against POTUS.

[OnOurWayHome]

Originally Posted by GotHereQuickAsICould

Now he's saying he's not going to spend 80 hours going through emails.

Seems he believes he is not going to jail.

I think he's already spent more than 80 hours on cable TV.

[GotHereQuickAsICould]

Reminds me of Carter Page.

[cuebald]

Originally Posted by BentBow

They have no authority to jail him.... No one has to consent to be abused by the federal government.
No thank you.

If I show up to a summons, it is a privilege of the court that I appear.
A summons isn't a warrant.


I refuse summons all the time. People think they can get around my enormous expert witness fees.

If you live inside the borders of the United States, you have an implied contract to live by the Constitution. If you choose not to, the upholders of said Constitution do most certainly have the right to incarcerate you.

Details above in post #61