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I am convinced that only jail will keep his mouth quiet.
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BREAKING: DC Circuit Court of Appeals UPHOLDS MOST of Judge Chutkans limited gag order against Trump. The only difference I can see is that Trump is allowed to speak about Jack Smith. He cant attack his family, foreseeable witnesses, counsel and their family or court staff.
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Kid Berwyn
(24,395 posts)It's good to live in a democracy.
riversedge
(80,810 posts)gratuitous
(82,849 posts)I hope there are appropriate sanctions in the order to encourage the defendant to respect and obey the court's authority.
UTUSN
(77,795 posts)agingdem
(8,849 posts)gives a damn about Trump's playground bully insults??..me neither...
UTUSN
(77,795 posts)riversedge
(80,810 posts)"But Mr. Trump is also an indicted criminal defendant, and he must stand trial in a courtroom under the same procedures that govern all criminal defendants. That is what the rule of law means. Judge Chutkan
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Rob H.
(5,851 posts)Honestly, I wish he'd keep his big flappin' face anus shut but it seems as if the more he talks, the deeper the hole he digs for himself so it's hard not to be at least a little torn.
albacore
(2,747 posts)bucolic_frolic
(55,140 posts)Trump flair for personalizing everyone is part of his terror campaign.
avebury
(11,197 posts)one day. She could run rings around the righties on the court.
ancianita
(43,307 posts)GreenWave
(12,641 posts)Great news for Dems vs. GQP act like insane idiots. Do they overlap and do media run with the stupid? Today was a good jobs report so expect lunacy.
Ocelot II
(130,533 posts)oldsoftie
(13,538 posts)And if they give him house arrest, which I think is the most likely outcome of a guilty verdict, he'll STILL keep yelling on social media
lastlib
(28,265 posts)...will be the steel bars and the other poor inmates who have to listen to his blather--which might be cruel & unusual punishment for them.
oldsoftie
(13,538 posts)I'm hoping beyond hope that I have to eat crow on that prediction.
But with him getting secret service protection, I just dont see him going to an actual jail. And there's no procedure that I know of to take it away from him.
Justice matters.
(9,787 posts)8 hours (3 x 8 hours = 24 hours) to sit on a chair outside his cell.
It would save money for the taxpayers too.
oldsoftie
(13,538 posts)The govt just isnt going to put SS agents inside a prison.
Maybe wall off part of Mar A Lardo & keep him there; then agents could be in reasonable conditions. But I doubt they'll even go THAT far.
Maybe his 100,000th cheeseburger will get him on the 9th hole of Doral.
Alpeduez21
(2,053 posts)Another stern talking warning to his attorneys?
dalton99a
(94,119 posts)bluestarone
(22,179 posts)Takket
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ancianita
(43,307 posts)Ms. Toad
(38,638 posts)That's practically the speed of light for appeals.
Typically, each side wins gave two weeks to brief the matter, then the will be a hearing, then the court will take a month or so to rule.
ancianita
(43,307 posts)on an election timetable.
IMHO, the relativity of their this court's usual process timetable still denies due process to the larger public -- the lawyers can respond sooner than two weeks, and the court can write its decision in less than one month.
This snails pace works to the advantage of the defendant over the People of the United States -- Whose collective interest in a speedy trial process outweighs his interest to delay that process -- one man -- with the goal of wiping it all from history with a possible electoral win.
They know it. We know it. This appeals court process should be on a clock, and Congress should pass a law to shorten this so-called due process to protect the public's justice interest.
sop
(18,621 posts)and been elected president. Trump relishes running his mouth and inciting others to violence. The only thing that'll stop him is being thrown in jail by the judge.