Thread: Dobbs Tonight Wednesday July 16,non-citizens have voted

Lou Dobbs Tonight
Wednesday July 16, 2008

Tonight, there is evidence that non-citizens have voted in past
elections in states like Texas, Florida, Maryland and
California. The Government Accountability Office found that
among 30,000 people called to jury duty in just one federal
district court, nearly 1,000 were not citizens. We’ll have that
alarming story. Plus:

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Pander Express!! Love it!

Office found that
among 30,000 people called to jury duty in just one federal
district court, nearly 1,000 were not citizens

I have sat on four juries and twice the Judge argued with spanish speaking people who claimed to have not understood english to serve anyway. My first thought was why in Gods name would they allow someone like this, who possibly holds your life in their hands to listen to a case. My second thought is they are not a "jury of my peers". What's even more surprising is that both lawyers were willing to take them. How scary is that?

a TV station in san antonio did a story after the 06 mid terms.
it founded that illegals did in fact vote in the election and it also found out that felons who lost their voting rights also voted as did 15 DEAD PEOPLE who have been dead five years or more.

in the interview, it somehow found the illegals and interviewed them and they
admitted to being both illegal and having voted in the last election

Jury Qualifications
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To qualify for jury duty, you must:

1. Be a citizen of the United States

2. Be able to read and understand basic English

3. Be a resident of the County of Los Angeles

4. Be at least 18 years old

5. Not have been convicted of a felony or malfeasance in office (unless your rights have been restored by a pardon)

rules for jury duty Los Angeles