Viper1j
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One more MAGAt that won't be able to vote.And yet another one bites the dust...
Calif. woman arrested, allegedly brought short sword, whip into US Capitol on Jan. 6
One more MAGAt that won't be able to vote.And yet another one bites the dust...
Calif. woman arrested, allegedly brought short sword, whip into US Capitol on Jan. 6
JFC… if that’s not the textbook definition of weird.And yet another one bites the dust...
Calif. woman arrested, allegedly brought short sword, whip into US Capitol on Jan. 6
If you break into a bank off hours praying doesn’t prevent arrestSomeone I am friends with on Facebook posted a thing about a woman who was "arrested for praying on January 6". Any subsequent reading beyond the headline of this link showed she entered the Capitol with the rest of the insurrectionists. Of course she deserves to be arrested. Not for praying mind you, but for partaking in the insurrection.
Lawyer advising many Jan.6 defendants to destroy evidence sentenced for obstructing the investigation.
Lawyer advising many Jan.6 defendants to destroy evidence sentenced for obstructing the investigation.
Depends...That is gonna produce some hardcore MAGA domestic terrorists ... This is gonna come back and bite in 10 years.
Lawyer advising many Jan.6 defendants to destroy evidence sentenced for obstructing the investigation.
Is there such a thing as federal disbarment? (beyond being disbarred from all federal courts) I always thought that was a state thing.There better be proceedings against her for disbarment.
Is there such a thing as federal disbarment? (beyond being disbarred from all federal courts) I always thought that was a state thing.
That's the thing...in many MAGA states, I really doubt the state bar would take action.I could be wrong, but I was under the impression any judge may refer a misbehaving lawyer to the bar for disciplinary review. So while technically, I don't believe there is a federal disbarment, if a lawyer was behaving unethically, the judge could send a review to whatever the local state bar was for that lawyer.
Sentenced today to 53 months. Should have been more.Michael Sparks , the first one to enter the Capitol after someone else broke the window, was convicted of all six charges that he faced, including two felonies. Charges were four misdemeanor counts, including trespassing and disorderly conduct, and 2 felony charges of civil disorder and obstruction of an official proceeding. Sentencing Jul 9. The other rioter who was charged with him pled guilty and was already sentenced to 4 years 2 months.
Jury convicts first rioter to enter Capitol building during Jan. 6 attack
The first rioter to enter the U.S. Capitol building during the Jan. 6, 2021, attack was convicted on Friday of charges that he interfered with police and obstructed Congress from certifying President Joe Biden's 2020 electoral victory.www.ctvnews.ca
The whole bunch of them, even those with lesser charges should be residing in Guantánamo Bay, pending execution.The whole bunch of them, even those with lesser charges should be permanently barred from voting in Federal elections.