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Zoroto
He still is?
SandyBeachHeaven
Poor Turtle Anri. I feel sorry for her.
Lamilly
They'd have had a better chance of being let off if they recorded a conversation to each person saying: find me 11 000 votes or more
Alan Harrison
Of course he gets bail. He's a member of the club.
robert maes
He has been more than long enough in prison. Give him bail, a fair trial.
if guilty give him a fine and forbid him to ever hold a public post or contend elections.
LDTM
And bail will be posted with taxpayer funds presumably.
Nadrew
Where’s he going to go? Not likely to do a runner.
Happy Day
The U.S. needs to follow Japan's lead in addressing voter fraud, instead of the "see no evil, hear nor evil, speak no evil" approach that the Supreme Court has so courageously applied.
William Round
I wonder if anybody in the country ever thinks actual time will be served.
expat
They know better. One law for the rich, another for the rest...
oyatoi
All a show; to hoodwink the plebs that they’re serious about rooting out graft and corruption.