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: Chris King's 1st Amendment Page

KingCast says let's not forget that NH AG Kelly Ayotte told a material lie to another former AG, in writing.

By Christopher King

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And let's not forget that Kelly Ayotte point blank lied to a duly-licensed Attorney, Harold Burbank, read her email to him in Res Ipsa One post.

The witness statements were all consistent in describing Mr. Floyd's actions (including the passenger of Mr. Kenney's car).

That's a complete and unequivocal lie, and it's material in nature.

Note: That's why Kelly Ayotte is no better than Nifong.

Funny, the Institute for Legal Reform's Proposed State Attorney General Code of Conduct does not expressly mention "Thou shalt not lie," so perhaps I need to give them a call; have them go ahead and insert that one, yah.

PS: Kelly violated a lot of that code when she came after me as NAACP Legal Chair, and I smoked her back then, too; gave her a quick lesson on ex post facto laws.

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on April 08, 2008 (boomark / email).

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