Trump pardons over 1500 J6 political hostages
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Having been at the L.A. riots and my father at the Detroit riots, I can tell you things worked differently in the past. The old ways are the best ways in these instances.
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Undoubtedly PA has jurisdiction over some, not all of the conspirators. Whether they violated a state law is a question of fact. I assume everyone will be asking what the applicable statute of limitations is and how it applies as well.
#Federalism
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PA has jurisdiction over actions in DC. What Puerto Rican law school taught you that?
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There's a reason I said "conspirators". I don't know which acts in furtherance of the conspiracy occurred in PA. Whether PA law would have any extraterritorial application in a criminal context is much more dicey—and I wasn't assuming it would. But PA undoubtedly has general and/or specific jurisdiction over some of the conspirators. The first question is whether anything they did in PA is a crime under PA law.
Puerto Rican law school? Interesting swipe. I guess bigotry is great again.
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Fascist meltdown
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It's different when we do it
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Charged and found guilty of second-degree rioting, a misdemeanor.
No pardon.
#WhataboutWhataboutism
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Race's tell.
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There should be jurisdictional issues, but when the feds refused to prosecute Trump's payment to Stormy, Alan Bragg through magic turned into a state crime based on the violation of the federal election statute which again wasn't prosecuted. Just need a corrupt DA or AG, a corrupt judge and a heavily biased jury and voila.
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An irrelevant whine here. The Feds prosecuted the J6 insurrectionists.
