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I said to my deplorable co worker what kind of trial has no witnesses??? I said I'll answer for you UniteFightBack Jan 2020 #1
What can they say. We all know most of them are perfectly aware onecaliberal Jan 2020 #2
This relies on a false assumption... AncientGeezer Jan 2020 #3
Not really, the constitution calls the process a trial. Although, the senate makes the rules. onecaliberal Jan 2020 #4
See......you've got this wrong....already. AncientGeezer Jan 2020 #6
The whole reason for a trial is to find fact. If you're not interesting In getting at the truth you onecaliberal Jan 2020 #11
NO..the reason for a trial is to PROVE the facts already in evidence. How do you not know that? AncientGeezer Jan 2020 #15
No, it doesn't. It considers any trial a forum for evaluation of truth. nt coti Jan 2020 #5
Source that in the Constitution....re: the impeachment sections.. AncientGeezer Jan 2020 #7
It's the English language. Would you take a dictionary? nt coti Jan 2020 #8
The Constitution will do...I have mine right here and know it inside out AncientGeezer Jan 2020 #9
The Constitution is written in English, I think you're going to have to refer back. coti Jan 2020 #10
Exactly. onecaliberal Jan 2020 #12
Problem is you are incorrect.... AncientGeezer Jan 2020 #17
Says you. You're welcome to think whatever you'd like. It doesn't mean you're correct. onecaliberal Jan 2020 #19
You said...and I quote... AncientGeezer Jan 2020 #20
The OP also said this.... AncientGeezer Jan 2020 #13
Defendants try to prove innocence all the time. You're getting confused. coti Jan 2020 #14
Trying too hard....you summed it up here and you didn't know it. AncientGeezer Jan 2020 #16
Now you're deliberately TRYING to confuse and contort. coti Jan 2020 #21
The Supreme Court has addressed the meaning of "try" in the Constitution onenote Jan 2020 #18
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