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TEX

11/23/09 7:46 PM

#161075 RE: BarkinBenny #161074

Actually, the "burden" is on the defendant in civil court. But Harris didn't even try...which of course *is* entirely understandable.

DOJ prolly will "bury" him--won't be hard.
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Reptile

11/23/09 7:47 PM

#161076 RE: BarkinBenny #161074

Griff, you are obviously from the planet uranus.

Because of the default the SEC didn't need to bring out all (if any) proof they had, that's why Rufus needed to be at the hearing and that's why the lawyer helping him with his pleadings couldn't help him any more without substantial $$$$$$$$$
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Hunter6110

11/23/09 8:49 PM

#161084 RE: BarkinBenny #161074

The SEC did in fact provide Ruffu's guity, the default was the courts judgment because Ruffus did not answer the court or show up to court, so the default was entered. The SEC did not go for the default that was autamatic because again Ruffus did not answer, and the SEC got what they wanted. And do you understand that the SEC does not have the athority to prosaqute? They file charges/allogations file it with the court and it is all civil, for the criminal side they hand it off to the DOJ.
And Yup the FIB/DOJ has to prove Ruffus is guilty, with all the evidance provided by the SEC and there own investiogations. Fact is if Ruffus was not guilty why did he not defend himself or CSHD, can you say he got caught with his hand in the cookie jar.