[Rancid]

It's not just about him ending up poor he is looking at a possible jail sentence.

Very unlikely. He's outside the statute of limitations on perjury. He's far more open to civil action which could make him go broke than jail time.

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What is the statute of limitation on perjury? And would the continued violations doctrine not apply?

The other thing of course he could be tried for is the fact he bought drugs with federal money.

[Rancid]

What is the statute of limitation on perjury?

7 years

would the continued violations doctrine not apply?

Dunno, but everything I've read and heard say's that criminal court is highly unlikely. Civil court is far more likely.

The other thing of course he could be tried for is the fact he bought drugs with federal money.

Define federal money.

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Money that as given by a government agency.

It is of course the reason that Jeff Novitzky is involved.

[Rancid]

I don't know what news outlets you are paying attention to but everything I've read and heard on the radio doesn't even mention anything about USPS. I don't think people really care about that sponsorship. USPS is a private business owned by the government, it's not a government agency, at least not in the sense of say the EPA.

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it's not a government agency

I think you will find it is. Article I, section 8, clause 7 of the constitution. Also the 1971 act.

Novitzky is involved for almost the exact same reason as he was in BALCO.

[Rancid]

ok whatever, no one really gives a shit about USPS in all this.

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ok whatever, no one really gives a shit about USPS in all this.

Novitzky clearly does and he is a man who knows his shit and is able to bring it to court. His list of previous targets is long and filled with big names.