.@NikkiHaley, in @CBSNews intvw w/ @NorahODonnell: "You’re going to impeach a president for asking for a favor that didn’t happen & – & giving money & it wasn’t withheld? I don’t know what you would impeach him on."— David M. Drucker (@DavidMDrucker) November 8, 2019
and hand the teller a note declaring I am robbing the bank. However, they thwart me by closing the bank windows and sounding an alarm, and I am arrested.
I asked for the money (illegally) and didn't get it, so money wasn't given it was properly withheld. Am I still guilty of robbery/attempted robbery?
Signs point to "YES!"
Or is this the difference between "crime" and "white collar crime"?
(A better example occurs: I offer Nikki Haley a bribe when she's a public official. She doesn't take it, and calls the FBI. Am I guilty of bribery, while she's not guilty of taking a bribe? Yup.)
(A better example occurs: I offer Nikki Haley a bribe when she's a public official. She doesn't take it, and calls the FBI. Am I guilty of bribery, while she's not guilty of taking a bribe? Yup.)
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