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  The Truth Be Told Not Necessarily So
Posted by FoM on November 19, 2000 at 10:02:21 PT
By Thom Marshall  
Source: Houston Chronicle  

justice To win a guilty verdict and get someone off the street and locked up in prison, a prosecutor needs convincing testimony from an appropriate source.

"I have personally been asked to lie in court to achieve a conviction," said Mark Conrad of Spring.

He is a retired U.S. Customs agent who now works as a private investigator for attorneys. As a Customs agent, he played a pivotal role in many drug-war skirmishes.

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Comment #2 posted by Smokeless in Seattle on November 20, 2000 at 03:26:39 PT
What fourth amendment?
There is a book, I have it buried here soemwhere, by a man who was a US marshall during the Reagan years. This man was a loose cannon, but by no means acted individually. He describes chilling incidents in which the Constitution was utilized in the same manner as toilet paper.

Can anyone recall the name of this book? Should be required reading here :)

SiS


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Comment #1 posted by dddd on November 19, 2000 at 17:04:18 PT
no need to lie
I cant understand why these people would need to lie?
If you want to see some chilling info on what they can already do,check out; http://www.ussc.gov/guidelin.htm

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