If a prosecutor and a judge share the same oath of office to the bar, wouldnt that be a conflict of interest because they made

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   Thomas Valkenet

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   Answered June 29, 2012 07:35. This must be the third installment of the same persons ramble across the keyboard.
   
   Ask one question, and you will likely get an answer.

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   Christine McCall

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   Answered June 29, 2012 09:16. No.
   
   Since you seem to be intellectually engaged by these kinds of issues, why not visit your local law library and read intensively on the law -- the real, actual, law as it is in effect and as it truly governs human affairs? The stuff you have been asking about for the last few days is not worth your time or thought.

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