Let’s hope that when all is said and done Ronnie Earle gets “Nifonged”.
“The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals today refused to reinstate criminal conspiracy charges against former U.S. House Majority Leader Tom DeLay and two co-defendants.
DeLay, R-Sugar Land, and political consultants Jim Ellis and John Colyandro were accused of conspiring to violate state election laws in the 2002 elections for the Texas House. But lower courts threw out the indictment on grounds that conspiracy to violate the election code was not a crime until 2003,
A majority of the Court of Criminal Appeals agreed.
DeLay, Ellis and Colyandro were charged with plotting to funnel illegal corporate campaign contributions to several Republican House candidates in 2002, when the GOP gained its first House majority of modern times.
The three also were charged with money laundering, but a trial on those charges has been held up pending a resolution of the conspiracy charges.
DeLay’s attorney, Dick DeGuerin, said he was pleased with the ruling but sorry that it took so long and resulted in DeLay’s resignation from Congress, where he represented Houston’s southwest suburbs for more than 20 years.”
But that was all the trumped up (and Democratically funded) charges were meant to do. If I were Delay I would file suit against wrongful prosecution.
Don’t be amazed when the rest of the trumped charges begin to fall away.
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The Strata-Sphere » Blog Archive » Time To ‘Nifong’ Ronnie Earle
June 27th, 2007 at 10:50 am
1[...] Mac Ranger has the great news out of Texas that another power-abusing prosecutor has lost his bid to harrass a law abiding citizen. I am with Mac - time to do a ‘Nifong’ on Ronnie Earl. After that we move onto Patrick Fitzgerald and Comey who jailed journalists even though THEY KNEW who had committed the act he was charged with investigating. [...]
jrooney
June 27th, 2007 at 12:14 pm
2Yes Mac, I agree. Great news for Delay and may Ronnie Earle face Nifong justice. Abuse of office and prosecutorial misconduct will be his legacy.
J's Cafe Nette
June 27th, 2007 at 2:26 pm
3A Win for Tom DeLay…
Isn’t it a shame that we could once again see a rogue prosecutor, fueled by politics, be responsible for the reputation and career of a man being ruined? Time will tell if Ronnie Earle managed this case in the same manner as Mike Nifong did his….
This stuff bores me, « Absolute Moral Authority
June 27th, 2007 at 3:22 pm
4[...] Posted by Wickedpinto on June 27th, 2007 Does that mean that all charges are gone? Or just some of them? [...]
~j~
June 28th, 2007 at 3:14 am
5It seems to me from my high school civics class many years ago that Earle was trying to use an ex post facto law against DeLay. If the law isn’t in effect when the alleged crime occurred it is not a crime.
Hopefully, people will see this for what it is and will start an investigation into Earle, who is the Texas equivalent of Nifong and Fitzgerald.
As a result of this indictment we lost a good conservative in the House of Representatives and made the “culture of corruption” the Democrats’ meme, never minding they have bushels of their own corruption.
Jeanette
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