New Ruling in the Freddie Gray Case Could Set a Dangerous Precedent

[dps]

Well, then he invokes his Fifth Amendment protection against testifying as a witness against himself when those questions come up.  And then the parties go to chambers and fight over it outside the jury's earshot.  I've been a witness deposed and invoking various privileges against testimony.  I admit, I didn't read the thread but Tim's byline was just off-base.

Well, yeah.  Not that that's an unusual occurance.

[Siege]

I STILL need to learn to type faster, it seems.

But, you type faster than anybody 100 years ago.
Exponential technological growth for the win!

[Eddie Teach]

I STILL need to learn to type faster, it seems.

But, you type faster than anybody 100 years ago.
Exponential technological growth for the win!

You know the typewriter has been around for 150 years.

[Siege]

I STILL need to learn to type faster, it seems.

But, you type faster than anybody 100 years ago.
Exponential technological growth for the win!

You know the typewriter has been around for 150 years.

Do not confuse me with your "facts".
Everybody knows Bill Gates invented typing in 1983.

[grumbler]

You know the typewriter has been around for 150 years.

Do not confuse me with your "facts".
Everybody knows Bill Gates invented typing in 1983.

Your mask is slipping, kemosabe.