North Carolina State Center Wiki: Disgraced Durham County District Attorney Mike Nifong Found Guilty Of Criminal Contempt
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DURHAM, N.C. - Superior Court Judge W. Osmond Smith III found democrat Mike Nifong in criminal contempt for lying to a judge about rape charges against three Duke lacrosse players who were falsely acused.
Token punishment of this out of control democratic district attorney may be as much as 30 days in jail, and a fine as high as $500. This is a pitance compared to the sentence these players could have gotten from this DA trying to do anything to pursue false charges. Fortunately this shameful former district attorney has been stripped of his law license, and has already been forced to resign from ofice.
Judge Smith: "(Nifong) willfully made false statements"
Democrat Nifong willingly and knowingly provided defense with incomplete DNA reports in an attempt to cripple the defense.
Some other comments about Nifong:
- 30 days in jail and a $500 fine for destroying lives? Justice would hardly be served.
- I still cannot muster enough sympathy for Nifong. I think of what it would have been like if those young men were prosecuted and cinvicted for that horrible crime.They could have been sitting in a jail cell right now, had Nifong not been exposed.
- Mike Nifong... another example of liberalism gone a muck! It must have been the white college guys fault because the black hookers said so. Mike Nifong the former Andy of Mayberry... reduced to Barney Fife... lands as Goober!
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Early attempts at weather modification in the U.S. included the first experimental cloud seeding of a hurricane event in 1947 and the cloud seeding of Hurricane Debbie in 1969.
Source: Louisiana State Center
