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Penultimate Amazing
I wouldn't count on the FBI for much. They seem to be influenced by politics quite often.
I'll be surprised if we even hear about the letter again.
I'll be surprised if we even hear about the letter again.
“The State’s Attorney did not formally recuse herself or the Office based on any actual conflict of interest,” her spokeswoman, Tandra R. Simonton, said Wednesday in an email response to my questions. “As a result, she did not have to seek the appointment of a special prosecutor under (state law).”
Instead, she put her first assistant, Joe Magats, out front to take the beating that would come.
“Although we use the term ‘recuse’ as it relates to State’s Attorney Foxx’s involvement in the matter, it was a colloquial use of the term rather in its legal sense,” Foxx’s office said.
Deadline said:Calling Chicago a “Trump-Free Zone,” Mayor Rahm Emanuel said that the president created the very environment – “toxic” and “hate-filled” – that allowed Smollett to think he could get away with staging a hate crime.
Fox News said:The city of Chicago delivered a letter to Jussie Smollett's legal team seeking $130,000 from the actor, a spokesperson for the city law department revealed to Fox News on Thursday...
"It is the Mayor and the Police Chief who owe Jussie - owe him an apology - for dragging an innocent man’s character through the mud. Jussie has paid enough," said his bunghole which had previously not uttered anything other than occasional flatulatory sound waves...
What about federal prosecution?
The state might have come up with a slap on the wrist knowing the feds have a case- with possible greater punishment when found guilty. Hence the "deferred prosecution"- it means they "defferred" to the Feds. Fed case comes first. But my comprehension of the English Language is not the same as a lawyers.
Don't think there is a federal crime to be investigated, beyond what they are already doing re - the letter.
Most of the times when the feds go after someone, it's for a civil rights violation. There is no way he could violate his own civil rights.
If I was Jussie I would respond to the letter requesting $130,000 with some words about the hot sauce bottle laying on the sidewalk 10 days after it was used to chemically annihilate both my soul and my clothing. I would decorate my own letter with LOLs and ROFLs and Laughing Dogs. Then I would grind up an aspirin tablet...

If I was Jussie I would respond to the letter requesting $130,000 with some words about the hot sauce bottle laying on the sidewalk 10 days after it was used to chemically annihilate both my soul and my clothing. I would decorate my own letter with LOLs and ROFLs and Laughing Dogs. Then I would grind up an aspirin tablet...
"Mr. Smollett is one of the most impactful community service volunteers we have ever worked with"
CBS News said:...The letter claims the the "Chicago police investigation revealed that you knowingly filed a false police report and had in fact orchestrated your own attack," and requests from Smollett an "immediate payment of the $130,160.15 expended on overtime hours in the investigation of this matter," to be paid within seven days.
The letter was sent to Smollet's attorney Patricia Brown Holmes' office in downtown Chicago.
If Smollett fails to pay the City of Chicago Corporate Counsel, the letter states he faces prosecution by the Department of Law and a fine of no less than $500 and a maximum of $1,000, "plus up to three times the amount of damages the city sustains as a result of the violation."...
Pay us or we are coming for you...
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/jussie...t-investigation-today-live-updates-2019-03-28
I suspect that they will rapidly prosecute him if he doesn't pay in a week. He won't be given any extra time or leeway.

"....a fine of no less than $500 and a maximum of $1,000"
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Thank you, Donald Trump...
https://deadline.com/2019/03/rahm-e...ld-trump-same-vicious-toxic-cycle-1202584616/