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Examples
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LATOURETTE: Do you agree with that definition of fugitivity?
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LATOURETTE: And it addressed the issue of fugitivity, did it not?
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MORRIS.WEINBERG, FORMER AS.IS.ANT U.S. ATTORNEY, S.UTHERN DIS.RICT OF NEW YORK: As far as fugitivity is concerned, very briefly, I think it's a distinction without a difference.
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But for this round, I want to talk about the issue of fugitivity.
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And one of the things that concerns me, and I have great regard for Mr. Quinn, but I have the impression with respect to a related issue, the issue of fugitivity, that Beth Nolan raised the concern that Mr. Rich was in some sense a fugitive and that Mr. Quinn explained why he was not.
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The reason that Mr. Rich and Mr. Green really found themselves in the position that they found themselves in is because of the extraordinary things that they did during the investigation to obstruct it, the contempt fines, the steamer trunks, trying to sell the American corporation secretly, that the court found was fraudulent, their fugitivity -- I mean, this extraordinary effort to avoid turning over documents.
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QUINN: May I add one other point to that, this fugitivity?
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As you heard earlier, Presidents Wilson, Truman and Carter pardoned all of the draft evaders of their eras, despite their fugitivity.
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Mr. Rich is certainly not the first person who has been pardoned despite his alleged fugitivity.
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