Reporter: "Attorney General, on your Facebook page three days ago, you wrote, ‘What this young woman has been forced to endure is horrific and unacceptable. I'm holding her in my heart and in my prayers. To her and to all survivors, you're not alone. We stand with you.’ Why did… pic.twitter.com/AtHcuaPumE
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The ultimate process clusterfuck.
So embarrassing:
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Those two hacks. The epitome of the white mob left.
They're not embarrassed in the slightest. They'll get by with it and they know it.
Breaking basic law 101. The presumption of innocence until proven guilty.
The bad law hackery is the backbone of the mob left.
Ms. James ran on convicting Trump without specifying a crime. Horrifying to any lover of equal justice, or should be.
Now she is going to investigate a case where she has already taken sides.
Crap Governor and crap attorney operating strictly from a "What is best for MY team" position.
And MSM yawns.
They should both resign in disgrace.
Instead - What Mr. D said.
NY Post July 2026 : "NY Attorney General Letitia James ranked among worst in US for prosecuting Medicaid fraud: analysis"
Watching these two characters (borderline) operate outside the law is astounding. Kangaroo meet Court.
this clip alone ought to be disqualifying : Too Male, Too Pale and Too stale
What a great question. You'd expect our authorities to do a fact-finding investigation. Instead of refuting the question ("I have done a fact-finding investigation"), the AG has to go the "no comment" route. "I will not comment on a facebook post."
i.e. "I will not comment on what I said before."
So bad. And the governor gives the game away by saying she knows the AG will conduct a fact-finding investigation. With her conclusion already reached! What a brutal smackdown at a press conference.
"I have every confidence in our Attorney General to do what she has always done. Look at the facts, examine the record, and draw the proper conclusions."
Me too.
Are we doing this again?
What are the prospects for a society that decides to repeat mistakes more than successes, because that's where we are right now?
Cigar. Cigarette. Let's be blunt.
This is completely irrelevant, the actual investigation needs never happen. This was just a one hit toss off to motivate women for the next 30 days until midterms.
They are not talking to men.
Who was the reporter who asked that question? Fire Jake Tapper and hire that guy. Actual journalism, confronting Democrats about the laws they are sworn to uphold. Outstanding work. Kudos.
Women in Government - WHY???
Dark sarcasm or punch drunk?
The internet informs me that "Under the ABA Model Rule 3.6 (Trial Publicity), a prosecuting attorney who is participating in or has participated in the investigation or litigation of a matter generally may not make an extrajudicial statement that the lawyer knows or reasonably should know will be disseminated publicly and will have a substantial likelihood of materially prejudicing an adjudicative proceeding."
The assumption of guilt rhetoric from the feminist movement is a violation of our laws and our Constitution. The rules you would have us adopt instead ("believe all women") are insane, on their face.
Convict first, trial later.
I don't know how people can't see that a vote for Democrats is a vote for lawlessness and incompetence. The real disappointment is that Democrats do know that and don't care.
Grok says this open bias can be a challenge to the case, but rarely succeeds. The legal profession does such a great job. Thank you. What is the calling and purpose again?
"Women in Government - WHY???"
Cigar. Cigarette. To be blunt (pun intended).
It's beneath her to comment on a Facebook post, especially one that so clearly demonstrates that she can be counted on to draw the proper conclusions.
Grok says nobody has identified the reporter who asked the question. Nobody wants to point out who the real journalists are.
James' reply to the question from the reporter: "I will not comment on a Facebook post."
In the context of the reporter's question, it was Hochul's Facebook post.
Talk about Dems circling the wagons while the state of NY circles the drain.
i.e. "I will not comment on what I said before."
Perhaps the Facebook post was intended for the sisterhood.
"Remove reason and accountability"
I don't think this is really as bad as everyone is saying. Prosecutors often come to a set of facts with the initial belief that a crime has been committed and X was the perpetrator. It may not be best practice in terms of getting a credible investigative result, and it would be nice if prosecutors had a bit more humility, but structurally, the prosecutors's office (like the rest of the executive branch) is not a neutral or impartial participant in the process. They're just there to put people in jail (unless it's Philadelphia, I guess).
In the US, we have structural roadblocks to restrain prosecutors' expected bias against possibly innocent parties: grand juries, petit juries, and judges. Where this breaks down is "the process is the punishment," where prosecutors have enormous discretion to harass the targets of investigation before they hit any of these checkpoints. But that's an inherent problem with the discretion given to prosecutors, and the lack of outside oversight over their decisionmaking (and what outside oversight exists is usually just hacks looking at crude race metrics and complaining they indict too many non-Asian minorities). You can't really paper over that problem by asking prosecutors to *pretend* to be neutral in their public statements. And that's all it would be -- a pretense. I don't think anyone *really* thinks a special prosecutor appointed by the governor would be objective in this case. The whole point of looking again is exactly that political actors think the wrong result was reached the first time.
The left's response? Mob-shame or worse - the person who asked.
Proving again that the left's base are willing bitches.
Is Houcal so small? Or James so big? I read Wikipedia and it says James is 5-8 to 6 feet tall. Ok. Thanks for being so precise Wiki.
From reading Rod Dreher, the girl came back to her Dorm told her roomies she'd had a drug filled orgy at a Frat house, and then later went her University "Counselor" who told her rumors were circulating she was a "Slut".
The Frat house then disinvited her from a halloween party, "for her own good", and then that's when she filed charges.
Lots of men in a similar situation would've kept their mouths shut and certainly never would have raced off for a hand-holding session with their counselor to discuss their sex life.
Liberal/leftists with power and in the MSM really hate Frat boys. Whether its the Fake rape charges at Duke, or the fake U of VA story. At least this one actually had a rape victim who had sex.
If we don't expect the government to at least attempt to be fair, how can we say a fair trial is important? Open bias may be common, but it's a slippery slope, and we are at the bottom. If we don't object to it, people get railroaded, and that should not be OK. A lot of evil is perpetrated with the permission of "well, it's always been like that". Imagine hearing that if you are wrongly accused. Sometimes all we have is our voice.
bagoh20 said..."I don't know how people can't see that a vote for Democrats is a vote for lawlessness and incompetence. The real disappointment is that Democrats do know that and don't care."
Lawlessness is not a problem when you have no foundational belief in the Law.
You have people whose reasonings begin with the premise that equality is inherently unfair: there is always someone poorer, shorter, fatter, uglier, less talented, less skilled, etc etc; there is always a Man that was unfairly born a Woman.
For them, a government that doesn't try to equalize the outcome of such things is fascist; laws that don't seek such forced balance are illegitimate: above all else, it is Unfairness that should be illegal.
You cannot build a bridge to these people: they are over very different waters.
I am Laslo.
No the problem is not "Wimmen" Losertarians and Caveman Conservatives, the problem is "Gubmit". We need to get rid of DA's and make all crimes monetary transactions. LOL.
The DA who went after the Duke Lacross team was a man.
Win, lose, or draw, every body involved in this case will lose. Not just the girl and the frat bros, but the press and the justice system.......The girl was probably right in the first place to not wish to press charges. She might be a victim, but not everyone will find her innocent. The men involved can never be considered completely innocent.......The network news has only reported on the facts that point towards the guilt of the frat members and not on those facts that caused the original DA not to press charges. Tilt......I think there's a significant portion of the population who do not think James is a fair minded person, and I don't think she will make any attempt to allay those concerns. Well, she's got a proven record of incompetence so the frat bros have that workiing for them.....Has anyone ever done a follow up story on that girl with the mattress? Whatever became of her?
Two hacks bleat as one.
Based on the girl's own texts and sworn statements contemporoneous to the events in question, no ethical prosecutor would bring this case to court or even a grand jury. The only rational conclusion here is that, at best, you bankrupt the defendants in defending themselves against this case for which the not guilty verdict should be a slam dunk decision- or you actually get a jury to convict them with no evidence actually supporting a guilty verdict (which is what I expect will happen given the jurisdiction).
I expect a lot of extortion will be used to get one of the defendants to turn state's evidence and, given it is Letitia James, I expect that extortion to be unethical, too.
Prosecutorial empathetic indiscretion.
The left gets in power and then uses it to enforce their agenda. And always get weak-ass pushback from the rest of society. Gosh, they're so "stoopid". Gosh, they're not being fair. Gosh, this isnt the way things should be. Gosh, that's what happens when you let "wimmen" in charge.
None of these responses will change anything. The Left simply laughs at them.
"Win, lose, or draw, every body involved in this case will lose. "
There will be some people involved who will get well paid regardless, which is a big part of why this happens.
Has anyone ever done a follow up story on that girl with the mattress? Whatever became of her?
I did.
I have no idea where she is now, but she was in an interesting place 7 years ago.
Did Emma Sulkowicz Get Red-Pilled?
New York is a gay race communist tax farm, police state, and gulag and has been for a while and so honestly fuck that place and the people that inhabit it. As for the alleged perpetrators & the alleged victim, well to me it’s like people at Yellowstone who fall off a cliff or are gored by a bison they were told to leave alone; to wit, its sad, for them, but the FAFO principle applies. All this BS now is a contrived media circus that the gay race communists in NY need to fund raise and make propaganda from and nothing more.
Bagoh2o said: "They are not talking to men."
True...but.......the type of women they are talking to right now...are too busy trying to murder their children in solidarity or something.
@Laslo: ". . .there is always someone poorer, shorter, fatter, uglier, less talented, less skilled, etc etc; there is always a Man that was unfairly born a Woman."
Yeah. Members of the teacher's union.
It's Lindsay Clancy they want scrubbed, because it just keep happening, again and again.
The horror
Is this the 2nd since the verdict?
Letitia James is Mike Nifong in drag. And blackface.
Isn't this the same lady who reassured New York real estate developers that they would only use the novel interpretation of a one hundred year old law to go after Trump in a victimless "crime"?
Sorry I broke protocol. But it's sort of related that they chose to go ahead with this terrible "case". I put case in quotes because there is no case.
Rush used to have a catch phrase for it: It's phony-baloney plastic banana good-time rock-and-roll.
Those Cornell guys must have been seriously horny to copy late with a female who has calluses on her labia.
Yet again we have the legal process being manipulated for political gain. I wonder if a government prosecuting people for purely political reasons could be considered malicious prosecution?
It's all about power.
"I wonder if a government prosecuting people for purely political reasons could be considered malicious prosecution?"
Sure, but who is going to prosecute that case? Nobody. We live in a nation of laws the way a stone skipping across a pond is in that pond.
@Saint Croix: Thanks for posting. When last heard from--seven years ago--the mattress girl was dating a conservatish lawyer, had given up art, and was going to study traditional Chinese medicine. So it fell out, just as everyone predicted.......Anyway, as questionable rape victims go, she seems to be faring better than Crystal Magnum. Any word on how the U of Va, Rolling Stone rape victim is faring?.........The Duke students were not only exonerated, but they also won a huge cash settlement. I don;t think the Cornell students will have any such happy ending.......As I understand quantum physics, things just happen. Nothing is predetermined according to any fixed set of rules. There are probabilities, but nothing is fixed. To some extent our justice system is a quantum field.
Remember the movie "Hang 'em High"? The one where Clint Eastwood hunted down every member of the lynch mob that tried to hang him for a crime he didn't commit? Those were the days.
"True...but.......the type of women they are talking to right now...are too busy trying to murder their children in solidarity or something."
Last week in Houston, a woman murdered her 4-year-old daughter then took her own life. What was the term after the last election? Democrats needed to create a "permission structures" for their voters. Congratulations on what you created.
Facebook post mentioned by the reporter actually belonged to New York Attorney General Letitia James, not Governor Kathy Hochul
James has already wiped her Facebook post off the internet.
From Stalin's rag...
“What’s concerning is the increasing willingness of powerful political figures to insert themselves into high-profile matters before due process has run its course, inevitably tainting the proceedings...In Trump’s case, given his longstanding conflict with Tish James, his comments risk looking less like a defense of fairness and more like political retaliation."
It's awful when Trump does it!
Maybe it was a NYT reporter who asked Hochul and James why they were issuing a presumption of guilt before any facti-finding?
(Somehow I doubt it).
"Those Cornell guys must have been seriously horny to copy late with a female who has calluses on her labia."
Raging hormones at that age overrides the higher functions, meaning any hole's a goal.
When I was younger, my dick took me places I wouldn't even go with a gun.
Sometimes my comments get through and sometimes they don't. Apologies if this is a repeat. @Saint Croix: Thanks for the post about Mattress Girl. When last heard from--seven years ago--she was dating a conservatish lawyer, had given up art, and was planning on studying traditional Chinese medicine. So it worked out just as everyone predicted.......At any rate, it looks like her life will work out better than Crystal Magnum's. The big winners in that case were the Duke students who won a huge cash settlement and suffered no loss reputation. I don't think the Cornell students will have such a happy ending......My understanding of quantum physics, which is not complete, is that things just happen. There are probabilites but there are no certain and fixed laws. My understand of our justice system, which is not complete, is that it is similar to a quantum field.
The Reporter begins "Attorney General, on your Facebook page..."
Everybody knows Letty James is a political hack, but then so is Hochul.
"So embarrassing"
Kathy Hochul AND Letitia James? So predictable.
@St Croix: Thanks for posting the article about Mattress Girl. When last heard from about seven years ago, she was dating a conservatish lawyer, had given up art, and was planning on studying Chinese medicine. So, it worked out just as everyone predicted.....At any rate, her destiny appears to be kinder than that of Crystal Magnum, the Duke accuser.......The big winners in that case were actually the Duke Students. They won a huge cash settlement and suffered no loss of reputation. I don't think these Cornell students will have a similar happy ending......They say in quantum physics there are no fixed and deterministic laws. There are probabilities, but things just happen. Our justice system is a quantum field.
The above is my third attempt to pubish a comment. Posting is a quantum field.
So, another bogus gang-rape claim. Yawn.
Disbelieve all women.
Let's give more power and control to women.
@William: I saw your comment disappear. I suspect mine is about to.
MeToo is back. In Canada, allegations against Professor Steven Galloway started to get widespread attention in 2015 over actions that took place in 2010-11. He was about 35 in those earlier years, and had a long extra-marital relationship with a woman of about his age, i.e. not a kid. That somehow ended with hurt feelings. He liked to go out drinking with students. The words "assault" and "rape" started to get attached to the one original charge, with the sense that the University might do nothing about it. After years of Galloway suing various people to try to get his reputation back, Chelsea Rooney (about 5 years younger than Galloway) has settled her part of the lawsuit, which is finally supposed to go to trial this month. He's probably in the neighborhood of 50, Rooney in the neighborhood of 45. She has seen the light. She never questioned the word of the one original accuser, she did everything possible to broadcast all charges, and encourage women to come forward with any and every charge they could think of. She did everything she could to ensure any due process was violated in a way to hurt the professor, whom she now admits helped her career, asking nothing in return. An investigator in 2018 found no criminal activity, but something like poor judgment in a love affair. The U fired him, 8 years ago.
Balfagor: "I don't think this is really as bad as everyone is saying. Prosecutors often come to a set of facts with the initial belief that a crime has been committed and X was the perpetrator.... [T]he prosecutors's office (like the rest of the executive branch) is ... just there to put people in jail...."
This is so wrongheaded. Prosecutors are of course supposed to be neutral and evenhanded in terms of investigating crimes and making charging decisions; and their job is not just to put people in jail: it's to sort out who's guilty and who's innocent and only put the guilty people in jail.
And what James did this is every bit as bad as it looks, not necessarily because she came into the case with a preconceived notion that the named individuals had probably committed rape, but because she PUBLICLY BRANDED them as guilty without giving them any due process, and before she conducted any investigation. The fact of her PUBLICLY condemning these men creates a conflict of interest, because now she has a personal interest in seeing that they are in fact found guilty. If she fails to achieve that result, she will likely suffer huge personal and career embarrassment and possibly have to face defamation claims and/or disciplinary charges.
If you think what she's done here is normal and expected behavior for a prosecutor, you're either being extremely obtuse or you have a very dangerous view of what our justice system should look like.
Like I said yesterday, Letitia James shouldn't have become the special prosecutor -- unless "special" means "especially biased."
According to my sources, James' investigation will focus primarily on allegations that Trump, Kavanaugh and Hegseth were there that night.
The young woman has been done a disservice by a society that made her think that a date asking her to do a threesome was acceptable. Or that pregaming a frat party so that she was at a drunkenness level of 5 out of 10 was a good idea.
These women may think they are helping, but they are just helping continue a world where young women are encouraged to make bad choices and not really doing anything to stop young men from making bad choices.
I picture a future where young women try to rack up the body count while young men decide to save themselves for marriage, or at least long-term committed relationships.
It would be an act of kindness if the spam cache could be cleared. My posted but unpublished comments could help to restore balance and fairness to our criminal justice system.
This is already out of control. I understand at least one of the men has lost his job, and another, uninvolved man with the same name has been harrassed and villified. (Apparently, the lawsuit contained the address of the wrong man.)
"James' investigation will focus primarily on allegations that Trump, Kavanaugh and Hegseth were there that night"
Who's that cat with the Cheshire grin? Trump!
Woman should be discouraged from proselytizing for social progress, a liberal ideology, a slutty character. We'll always have planned parenthood? A back... black hole... whore h/t NAACP when the "burden" is too great. One step forward, a giant leap backward. LOL
"According to my sources, James' investigation will focus primarily on allegations that Trump, Kavanaugh and Hegseth were there that night."
A whistleblower has come forward alleging all 3 men flew in a yet undisclosed Jeffrey Epstein non-stop flight from the Island. President Trump hid in a food trolley. I want to make clear, for our viewers, we have yet to verify the veracity of these explosive claims tonight.
Back to you Jake.
A clusterfuck? The allegation and prosecution.
We will untiringly strive to find the facts that support our conclusions.
Prosecutors often come to a set of facts with the initial belief that a crime has been committed and X was the perpetrator.
They cannot proceed unless they have probable cause to believe that a crime has been committed. Assumption of guilt is not something a prosecutor ought to be doing. She has to investigate and find a factual basis for a criminal charge.
We know James fucked up because she wiped away her Facebook post. Deleted it.
To me, her original statement is evidence of prosecutorial misconduct. Quite similar to her campaign promise to prosecute Donald Trump for crimes. Either Hochul yelled at her, or she figured it out on her own.
Her Facebook post was gross misconduct by a supposedly impartial (ha) prosecutor. And her deleting the post is evidence that the AG covers up misconduct by her and her office, when she notices it. She's trying to hide evidence that could be used against her in a judicial review.
As Althouse put it,, so eloquently, "the ultimate process clusterfuck." It's so bad, James is now pretending it never happened. What Facebook post?
"I don't comment on Facebook posts that don't exist anymore."
"No comment on that thing I said that I am about to delete."
Per AI:
Emma Sulkowicz, known as "Mattress Girl," graduated from Columbia University in 2015, continued working as a performance artist, and later publicly identified as a transgender person.
Life and Work After Columbia
• Art Career: Sulkowicz continued creating performance and visual art in New York City, exploring themes around trauma, public scrutiny, and identity reclamation, including a 2016 performance titled "Self-Portrait (Performance with Object)".
• Personal Evolution: In subsequent interviews and public appearances, Sulkowicz discussed experiencing severe burnout, media storms, and panic attacks following the intense national spotlight, ultimately coming out as transgender.
As a former career prosecutor, I can categorically state that Leticia James is the poster child for ethical vacuity.
She should be ashamed, but there can be no shame where there is no honor.
“ Emma Sulkowicz, known as "Mattress Girl," graduated from Columbia University in 2015, continued working as a performance artist, and later publicly identified as a transgender person.”
I knew it, I knew it, “he” became a performance artist and nailed “his” foreskin to the wall of the Fine Arts Building as a project. after becoming trans.
Emma Sulkowicz Has an acupuncture clinic in NYC. She had a website. Not transgender in any apparent way.
Trans? Homo or sim. Six weeks or a drag race? She is female. She is not politically congruent. Maybe, baby. Baby, maybe?
I knew it, I knew it, “he” became a performance artist and nailed “his” foreskin to the wall of the Fine Arts Building as a project. after becoming trans.
That's not true.
This is her.
Ironic that Cornell has regular student seminars in “expansive sex practices”. I wonder if they teach group sex.
That link at 10:50 is really good. She went from hate to love. Inspiring!
*Based on the girl's own texts and sworn statements contemporoneous to the events in question, no ethical prosecutor would bring this case to court or even a grand jury.*
Exactly. This is nothing more than an attempt to gin up outrage - and raise money - so the AWFLs can scream at the Mango Mussolini when it comes time to vote.
If you are the only one getting f***ed, it's not an orgy, and your reputation isn't as safe as it would be if other women were in the same room getting f***ed at the same time.
"She went from hate to love."
So, she is trans. Good for her.
... transethos.
I suspect that James has some flunky doing her work social media and she didn't actually write it. That isn't to say that it doesn't express her feelings about the case and she probably said something like that to the staff who posted. She just seems like someone who would delegate anything that doesn't have an obvious payoff for her.
“It's Lindsay Clancy they want scrubbed, because it just keep happening, again and again.”
It’s tempting to want to link child murders by mom to the Clancy phenomenon but the average number of children killed by their mother is approximately 15 a month (average might be higher)
There is no evidence that the Lindsay Clancy case has caused a measurable change in the rate of child murders by mothers.
I went to the Emma Sulkowicz site.
Her quotes:
1. “As a teen, I made art that became unexpectedly public.”
Unexpectedly?
2. “Attention is not affection.”
That’s the one that’s a surprise to some people. Might be true of this current mattress girl as well.
"There is no evidence that the Lindsay Clancy case has caused a measurable change in the rate of child murders by mothers."
There seems to be a change in the rate of child murders by mothers that are making it into the media these days.
This INSPIRES Hochul to PRAY .
Re: Dogma and Pony Show:
"This is so wrongheaded. Prosecutors are of course supposed to be neutral and evenhanded in terms of investigating crimes and making charging decisions; and their job is not just to put people in jail: it's to sort out who's guilty and who's innocent and only put the guilty people in jail."
Like, sure, that would be nice, but I worked on white collar defense cases for 20 years. I remember a senior ex-prosecutor almost hacked up a lung scoffing when I, as a young associate, suggested that the prosecutor might be open to considering contrary evidence. You need strong evidence that their theory is actually *wrong* to derail an energetic prosecutor who is convinced your client must have done *something* wrong.
Thd old gods are afoot
Can the inquiry be stopped cold by injunction
"You need strong evidence that their theory is actually *wrong* to derail an energetic prosecutor who is convinced your client must have done *something* wrong."
I think anybody who's paying attention understands we really don't have a "justice" system.
Balfegor, any prosecutor who does not welcome any relevant evidence brought to their attention, particularly before a filing decision is made, is a fool and, as far as I am concerned, unethical.
I would not have worked in a prosecutor's office who would not. The goal is to do justice, and that includes only filing a case where there is a strong basis to believe that it can be proven beyond a reasonable doubt.
“That link at 10:50 is really good“
A Capitalism transformation. They are real and they are spectacular.
The "victim's" conduct here reminds me of the old joke about the hunter who keeps getting raped by a bear.*
"You're not really here for the hunting, are you? is the punchline.
*Yeah, I know. It's a joke and not a Leo DiCaprio movie.
Rape cases are difficult to prosecute, especially when time has passed. But the bigger problem is the cultural attitude that often surrounds them: Why did she get drunk? Why did she go to a frat house? What did she expect?
Those attitudes can make prosecutors and ultimately juries hesitate.
That’s why the appointment of Letitia James matters. If she believes charges are warranted, she’s unlikely to back away simply because the case is difficult or unpopular. She appears willing to take an aggressive case to trial.
The jury is another matter. A woman can consent to sexual activity with one person, several people, or certain acts and then withdraw that consent or refuse further activity. She has every right to do so.
The challenge is finding a prosecutor willing to make that case forcefully to a jury despite the social attitudes surrounding rape. James appears willing to take that risk.
IEE is just saying that because he approves of James running for office on the promise of getting Trump whatever she needed to do. YMMV.
“Can the inquiry be stopped cold by injunction“
Now that the names Trump, Hegseth and Kavanaugh have been implicated, hell would have to freeze over first, before that happens 😉
@imTay: That doesn’t address the argument, it just speculates about motives. If you think James is unwilling or unable to prosecute the case fairly, make that argument. Otherwise, you’re arguing with an assumption about why someone holds a position rather than the position itself.
Fool. James announced publicly that she is "unwilling or unable to prosecute the case fairly." Deal with that. It's not based on "assumption;" it's what she said.
Any judge that doesn't immediately grant any of the prospective defendant's motions to dismiss any part of a prosecution based on James' "investigation" is a hack who ought to be impeached (but won't).
"She appears willing to take an aggressive case to trial."
Are you retarded? Of course she is. She ran for office on the promise to find something to charge and convict Donald Trump of. "Take an aggressive case to trial"? How about "Create an aggressive case and take it to trial"?
Meanwhile CNN is hammering the University.
Cornell alumna: "'Nothing seems to have changed in the 36 years since I was a freshman'.
Dr. Cynthia Miller-Idriss is a Cornell University alumna and an expert on gender-based violence who was invited to give a lecture at her alma mater. She tells CNN’s Fredricka Whitfield that she decided to address recent gang rape allegations on campus after she felt “incredibly let down” by the school’s response."
*Otherwise, you’re arguing with an assumption about why someone holds a position rather than the position itself.*
Shithead, she posted it. On Facebook. And then deleted it.
What in the fuck is wrong with you?
I am just saying that she got into office on a promise of not prosecuting one political case fairly, so she doesn't get the benefit of the doubt. And by Hochul reassuring other real estate developers in New York that the law will never be applied to them, she also plainly admitted that it was a political prosecution aimed at one man.
I really liked the pre-thrall to Bibi Trump.
Gender based anything is bullshit other than as a descriptive form.
Fair point about the Facebook post, I was too categorical about that. It does raise a legitimate question about the appearance of impartiality.
But that’s still a long way from saying James is “unwilling or unable to prosecute the case fairly,” much less that any judge who disagrees is a “hack.” Those are conclusions, not facts established by the post.
Have you ever worked on a college campus as something other other than academic or administrator? I have. The biggest problem with student behavior on campus is- the campus isn't part of the local community. Oh, it's within the community, even within the political bounds. But- any major and most minor colleges have their own 𝑶𝑭𝑭𝑰𝑪𝑨𝑳 police department. As in- they aren't actual police, they are full on police, and employees of the college, not the town, country, or state. And they answer to- the school's administration.
They don't arrest or even ticket or even take note of anyone 20 years and 364 days and under with alcohol in their possession. If they enforced that, well, they'd be out of a job and a more compliant police force would be hired. Can't be harassing the customers now, can we?
Now from google AI: "Cornell University fraternity houses are considered on-campus housing by the university for sophomore residency requirements, even though the physical buildings are often privately owned by alumni associations or located adjacent to the main campus areas."
Well, well, they're considered on- campus housing. Doesn't actually address their physical location, but let's assume they are under control of the university. That means- to my mind, since the laws concerning alcohol and drug use are being looked at with a blind eye by administrators AND OFFICIAL POLICE, they are enablers of the abuse that took place- and should be held financially responsible for any financial awards that result from cases that involve drug and alcohol use on campus. And the often unsettling behavior that comes about from their overuse.
You can't say "these are on campus and we enforce what laws we want to here" and on the other hand say "and we're not responsible for any illicit activity that occurs and other results coming from that illicit activity that we refuse to police."
Having a policy that says- "Don't use drugs or drink underage" and then refusing to police those policies is the same as not having any such policies.
I used to walk the dorm hallways for fire and safety reasons and heat calls. And you could see smoke coming out from under the doors into the hall that obviously wasn't tobacco. And each morning there'd be boxes in the halls filled with discarded empties of enormous quantities of alcohol- where the average age of building occupants was <21. Police- official police with full police powers - wandered those same halls. Ignoring all of that.
Also will add- if you're allowing people to sniff ketamine off your naked body- you're not a sweet young naive innocent female. Join the big leagues and get paid for it. Hang out with pro-football players. They seem to be mostly ignored unless their drug use results in violence. And they spend heavily on their female acquaintances.
Argh- proofreading after publishing- As in- they are actual police, , not rent a cops, they are full on police, and employees of the college, not the town, country, or state.
Indefinitely Extended Excursion™️ said...
Fair point about the Facebook post, I was too categorical about that. It does raise a legitimate question about the appearance of impartiality.
But that’s still a long way from saying James is “unwilling or unable to prosecute the case fairly,” much less that any judge who disagrees is a “hack.” Those are conclusions, not facts established by the post.
LOL
This is how stupid you have to be to vote for democrats.
Cornell alumna: "'Nothing seems to have changed in the 36 years since I was a freshman'.
Sure, it has. You're a bitter woman in your mid-fifties now.
This whole saga is turning into a contest to see who can be the most irresponsible. For the moment Hochul is in the lead.
Gospace, I can remember back in the sixties and early seventies reading* about those campus police. In those days, in some cases at least, they were tough, law-and-order types. It wouldn't surprise me if the student radicals at the time demanded that the campus police be de-fanged, and wimp college administrators went along with it.
*There was a book with a name something like "Radicals' Guide to Colleges" that was a take-off on the conventional guides, giving such "statistics" as "hips-to-squares" ratios, and rating how tough the campus cops were.
The Cornell 7 are about to own a University and maybe even a State. Good for them.
Does Althouse have an “if women ruled the world” tag?
Letitia James. A rerun. Prayers for the boys.
Watching Hochul wear a Islamic head scarf - and bow to her masters in the Billion dollar Islamic lobby - was gross.
James has to deal with seven different cases, two of which are "white woman gang raped by black man" We all know that every such case is a "false accusation". How will she deal with that?
After seeing that picture of Hockel and James I kept asking myself, "Why would the governor appoint a middle linebacker to investigate a potential crime?"
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