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@jj-adams said
Hunter Biden is trying to dictate his own subpoena rules.
You give a deposition in private in order to see if a trial is warranted.
You testify at a trial.
Durhh
The basics remain the same as I previously stated. This deposition is generally behind closed doors, not always.
However, if an individual wants to give a deposition publically, that should be granted.

There are various reasons for doing so. For example, if you are afraid that your words will be changed. Or that you will be coerced. etc.

What are the reasons for wanting this behind closed doors, against the defendant's wishes? 0. Zilch. Nought.
So... balony,



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@shavixmir said
The basics remain the same as I previously stated. This deposition is generally behind closed doors, not always.
However, if an individual wants to give a deposition publically, that should be granted.

There are various reasons for doing so. For example, if you are afraid that your words will be changed. Or that you will be coerced. etc.

What are the reasons for wa ...[text shortened]... is behind closed doors, against the defendant's wishes? 0. Zilch. Nought.
So... balony,



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Absolutely wrong.
Depositions are kept private in order to protect the rights of the accused should a trial be the result of them.
Derhhhh.
Hunter's lawyers know this, the whole idea that he would only do so publicly was a publicity scam.


@jj-adams said
Absolutely wrong.
Depositions are kept private in order to protect the rights of the accused should a trial be the result of them.
Derhhhh.
Hunter's lawyers know this, the whole idea that he would only do so publicly was a publicity scam.
You still don’t get it.

If he wants to do it publically, that is up to him.
Not even all depositions are kept private. I read that on the site you linked to.

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@jj-adams said
Oh bull.
https://depositionacademy.com/are-depositions-confidential/
https://www.esquiresolutions.com/keeping-deposition-transcripts-confidential-in-the-internet-age/

Depositions can and do become public.

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@jj-adams said
Absolutely wrong.
Depositions are kept private in order to protect the rights of the accused should a trial be the result of them.
Except this is NOT a criminal trial. This is an impeachment.

Even if it was a criminal trial depositions can and do become public.


@shavixmir said
You still don’t get it.

If he wants to do it publically, that is up to him.
Not even all depositions are kept private. I read that on the site you linked to.
No, it's NOT up to him.
You just don't get it.


@vivify said
Except this is NOT a criminal trial. This is an impeachment.

Even if it was a criminal trial depositions can and do become public.
Impeachment for "high crimes and misdemeanors" most certainly is a criminal trial.


@jj-adams said
No, it's NOT up to him.
You just don't get it.
Yes. Yes it is.
I don't care about your stupid American laws and your corrupt justice system.

If a defendant wants any sort of hearing done public, he has the right to do so.
As I've stated, there are multiple reasons imaginable why someone would wave their right to privacy on this issue.

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@shavixmir said
Yes. Yes it is.
I don't care about your stupid American laws and your corrupt justice system.

If a defendant wants any sort of hearing done public, he has the right to do so.
As I've stated, there are multiple reasons imaginable why someone would wave their right to privacy on this issue.
Hunter isn't the defendant here, his father potentially is.
Derhhhh.
And there isn't even a defendant yet, they are trying to see if there's a case.
That's why they are kept private.


@jj-adams said
Impeachment for "high crimes and misdemeanors" most certainly is a criminal trial.
No, it isn't. Removal by impeachment does not result in prison.

Trump is currently facing criminal charges for Jan 6th even though he was acquitted by the Republican-controlled Senate. Impeachment is not a criminal proceeding.


@vivify said
No, it isn't. Removal by impeachment does not result in prison.

Trump is currently facing criminal charges for Jan 6th even though he was acquitted by the Republican-controlled Senate. Impeachment is not a criminal proceeding.
You are quibbling and playing games with semantics:
https://www.history.com/news/what-happens-after-impeachment#Impeachment%20Trial%20Operates%20Like%20A%20Criminal%20Trial


@shavixmir said
Yes. Yes it is.
I don't care about your stupid American laws and your corrupt justice system.

If a defendant wants any sort of hearing done public, he has the right to do so.
As I've stated, there are multiple reasons imaginable why someone would wave their right to privacy on this issue.
Ha. Coming from the same person who says everyone has a 'Right' to free housing!! You sure throw that 'right word around. Prob because you and your countrymen help yourselves to stuff you think you have a right to?


@jj-adams said
Hunter isn't the defendant here, his father potentially is.
Derhhhh.
And there isn't even a defendant yet, they are trying to see if there's a case.
That's why they are kept private.
Unless you don't trust the people judging you, wanting to judge you, etc.
Then it's perfectly acceptable to say: "Hey... yeah... in public. Let everyone see what's going on."

Nothing strange about that at all.


@jj-adams said
You are quibbling and playing games with semantics:
https://www.history.com/news/what-happens-after-impeachment#Impeachment%20Trial%20Operates%20Like%20A%20Criminal%20Trial
You clearly have no idea what impeachment is.


@vivify said
You clearly have no idea what impeachment is.
It's where the president is tried by the senate for criminal acts.
Sounds like a criminal trial to me.