Comments on Advance Indiana™: FBI Bypasses U.S. Attorney's Office In Perry Township Corruption Case

At least he's not your son, Don.

2009-12-01T21:34:02.078-05:00

At least he's not your son, Don.

I'm just trying to figure out how to get this ...

2009-12-01T21:32:14.759-05:00

I'm just trying to figure out how to get this apparently distant (but not quite far enough) relative out of the family tree. Is an attorney required?

Indy4U2C, Unless there are federal laws broken, t...

2009-12-01T17:41:34.173-05:00

Indy4U2C,

Unless there are federal laws broken, the DOJ can't get involved in those things. Most criminal laws are state laws enforceable by state officials, in the case of Indiana, by county prosecutors. We give county prosecutors in this state absolute authority over prosecutions. I personally think that absolute power is a mistake.

Don't you know, Indy4U2C, Carl Brizzi is takin...

2009-12-01T15:37:21.203-05:00

Don't you know, Indy4U2C, Carl Brizzi is taking care of all of those cases. He said so.

...and just what is the Public Integrity section o...

2009-12-01T15:32:15.528-05:00

...and just what is the Public Integrity section of the DOJ going to do about Sweet Pea's Ghost Employment, 'no-bid' concrete contract (wasn't that federal money) at the airport, or "Bones" Ackles 'missing' county-owned property? -The list goes on.

If James Voyles is his attorney, and he pleaded fo...

2009-12-01T12:39:33.177-05:00

If James Voyles is his attorney, and he pleaded for a five year sentence, just think what he might have ended up with had he used an attorney with a lesser reputation?

I also wonder how he can afford Mr Voyles? Last I heard, he was claiming that he had no money.

"It isn't uncommon for the Washington, D....

2009-12-01T12:35:02.871-05:00

"It isn't uncommon for the Washington, D.C, office to handle local public corruption cases, said Tim Morrison, U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Indiana," the Star's John Tuohy reports.

Huh??? Since when?????