18 U.S. Code § 371 - Conspiracy to commit offense or to defraud United States

not hearing something isn't evidence......did he give testimony of anything besides his suspicions?......no......otherwise you would be pasting it all over the board.......

He gave testimony about facts, who was in what room, what was said, who said it, what was done and who did it. You should have watched!

You wouldn’t be so clueless.
 
Where in the law does it say that?

And how the 'f' would you prove it?

Answer - you could not.

You cannot throw people in jail, just because some judge decides - arbitrarily - that someone 'should have known' that what they were doing could lead someone else to break the law.
That would mean judges could throw ANYONE in jail they wanted - virtually.

It happens all the time. You can’t get away with murder because you didn’t know the bullet would kill the person you shot.
 
He gave testimony about facts, who was in what room, what was said, who said it, what was done and who did it. You should have watched!

You wouldn’t be so clueless.

we both know if he actually had you would have linked it seven times already........stop pretending........or better yet, link it, cuntselor........
 
I agree. Planning with someone to commit a crime, then one of the planners taking an overt act towards the plan is conspiracy.

words, cuntelor.......link someone's besides your own......we both know you can't testify without perjuring yourself......
 
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