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Charles Kelly Quotes
«proceeds, product or instrumentality of a crime.»
Author: Charles Kelly
«It's just another tool law enforcement attempts to use to fight crime,»
Author: Charles Kelly
«If (a criminal suspect) makes a million in drug money and plows it into a legitimate business, you can trace the proceeds through there; and once illegal proceeds are commingled with legal proceeds, it contaminates everything.»
Author: Charles Kelly
«It could have been worst in terms of flooding and people dying. But we've got a lot of clean-up to do before we can say it is over.»
Author: Charles Kelly
«They can point to an empty chair.»
Author: Charles Kelly
«It gives him a chance to preview the evidence.»
Author: Charles Kelly
«I'm trying not to let it matter. If they wanted to cut it in two, they could. It wouldn't be ethical but it would be legal. It's not mine anymore.»
Author: Charles Kelly
«The jury is entitled to know what type of person they're being asked to trust. If they built a case around a guy who lied about the extent of his influence, they could end up holding a wet paper bag with the bottom having fallen out.»
Author: Charles Kelly
«They chose not to take it to the next level.»
Author: Charles Kelly
«The case has just been fascinating, tremendously fascinating to watch, both from a professional standpoint, as well as from a layman's.»
Author: Charles Kelly