MickFoster
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A new sock arrives in the politics section.
Mar- A Lago raided FBI Warrants
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Fogdog
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Imagine how empty that person's life must be to feel the need to come here just so they can be an asshole to people they will never meet in person.
CunningCanuk
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CunningCanuk
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Give them a chance, they could be super nice.
cannabineer
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cannabineer
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hanimmal
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Welcome to the forum new account. Imo the trick to what you are posting is to forget whatever it is that makes you think 'You all' is reality when you just started here.
Anyways, nice to meet you. Are you an American? And if so are you ok with the fact that Trump's campaign manager gave a Russian spy the data that Trump was given on American citizens when he won the Republican primary in 2016?
PJ Diaz
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topcat
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printer
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DOJ asks SCOTUS to reject Trump plea for intervention on special master
The Justice Department on Tuesday asked the Supreme Court to reject former President Trump’s plea to intervene in his legal battle and allow the special master to review the classified documents seized at Mar-a-Lago.
Trump’s request to the high court comes after the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals sided with the Justice Department, siphoning off some 100 classified records from the third party special master review of the document seized from his Florida home.
The motion from Trump largely hinged on procedural grounds, arguing the appeals court erred by granting a stay of a challenge to a Florida judge’s ruling appointing the special master that barred DOJ from accessing the classified records for its investigation.
But the Justice Department on Tuesday swiped back at Trump, arguing his legal team had done little to justify the need for the court’s intervention as he failed to show he would be harmed without their action.
Trump’s filing last week doesn’t seek to block DOJ from investigating the classified records, and instead would allow the ongoing special master review to include those 100 documents – a move that would offer limited benefit to the former president.
DOJ wrote that the 11th Circuit had jurisdiction to review the case of a lower court in its entirety.
“It follows that the court of appeals had jurisdiction to review the entire order — including the portion directing that a ‘special master shall be appointed to review the seized property,’” they wrote.
The Justice Department also said Trump’s own actions before the 11th Circuit undercut his case. Trump’s legal team opposed a motion from DOJ seeking to expedite its case challenging the appointment of a special master.
“Indeed, because applicant has no plausible claims of ownership of or privilege in the documents bearing classification markings, he will suffer no harm at all from a temporary stay of the special master’s review of those materials while the government’s appeal proceeds. And applicant further undermined any claim that he is suffering irreparable injury from the stay by opposing the government’s motion to expedite the underlying appeal and urging that oral argument be deferred until ‘January 2023 or later,’” DOJ wrote.
thehill.com
The Justice Department on Tuesday asked the Supreme Court to reject former President Trump’s plea to intervene in his legal battle and allow the special master to review the classified documents seized at Mar-a-Lago.
Trump’s request to the high court comes after the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals sided with the Justice Department, siphoning off some 100 classified records from the third party special master review of the document seized from his Florida home.
The motion from Trump largely hinged on procedural grounds, arguing the appeals court erred by granting a stay of a challenge to a Florida judge’s ruling appointing the special master that barred DOJ from accessing the classified records for its investigation.
But the Justice Department on Tuesday swiped back at Trump, arguing his legal team had done little to justify the need for the court’s intervention as he failed to show he would be harmed without their action.
Trump’s filing last week doesn’t seek to block DOJ from investigating the classified records, and instead would allow the ongoing special master review to include those 100 documents – a move that would offer limited benefit to the former president.
DOJ wrote that the 11th Circuit had jurisdiction to review the case of a lower court in its entirety.
“It follows that the court of appeals had jurisdiction to review the entire order — including the portion directing that a ‘special master shall be appointed to review the seized property,’” they wrote.
The Justice Department also said Trump’s own actions before the 11th Circuit undercut his case. Trump’s legal team opposed a motion from DOJ seeking to expedite its case challenging the appointment of a special master.
“Indeed, because applicant has no plausible claims of ownership of or privilege in the documents bearing classification markings, he will suffer no harm at all from a temporary stay of the special master’s review of those materials while the government’s appeal proceeds. And applicant further undermined any claim that he is suffering irreparable injury from the stay by opposing the government’s motion to expedite the underlying appeal and urging that oral argument be deferred until ‘January 2023 or later,’” DOJ wrote.
DOJ asks SCOTUS to reject Trump plea for intervention on special master
The Justice Department on Tuesday asked the Supreme Court to reject former President Trump’s plea to intervene in his legal battle and allow the special master to review the classified documents se…
thehill.com
DIY-HP-LED
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Prof. Tribe Lays Out How Many Crimes AG Garland Could Indict Trump With
131,855 views Oct 12, 2022 Harvard Law professor Laurence Tribe tells MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell that the questions before his former student Attorney General Merrick Garland are not whether to indict Donald Trump, but “when, where, and for which crimes.”
cannabineer
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DIY-HP-LED
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With Garland it's more like a precision munition and he's checking the drone video and dialing in the coordinates for the MLRS.
Fogdog
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good find
cannabineer
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(not merely drone: satellite)
It’s a visual theme I’m using for that man and the slow but certain approach of Nemesis.
As for Garland, if he is driven by a commitment to the rule of law (something I am not disputing), then he is taking the time needed to bring an irresistible case on the gravest charges:
seditious conspiracy, insurrection, espionage.
The remaining charges are also important, e. g. willful retention of Government property, but these are the three kings. Following the rule-of-law theme, securing those convictions is necessary but not sufficient for the larger program: restoring the integrity of the high courts That Man and his precursors corrupted (I’m thinking of Thomas).
ANC
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That South African guy approves!
cannabineer
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