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Related: About this forum'I think it's stiff, but still too light': Legal expert on Oath Keepers leader's 18-year sentence
Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes has been sentenced to 18 years for seditious conspiracy for his role in January 6th, the longest sentence that has been meted out so far. Of the Stewart Rhodes sentence, MSNBC legal analyst Frank Figliuzzi tells Joy Reid: "I think it's stiff, but it's still too light." - The ReidOut - MSNBC - Aired on 05/25/2023.
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'I think it's stiff, but still too light': Legal expert on Oath Keepers leader's 18-year sentence (Original Post)
Rhiannon12866
May 2023
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A veterans' spokesman on MSNBC tonight agreed with that. He said that the sentence was way too light
Rhiannon12866
May 2023
#2
From what was said tonight, I believe that the only difference between sedition and treason
Rhiannon12866
May 2023
#4
dchill
(39,898 posts)1. I think judges go too far to be fair to traitorous criminal filth.
This is what I've been looking at for over two years.
Rhiannon12866
(218,172 posts)2. A veterans' spokesman on MSNBC tonight agreed with that. He said that the sentence was way too light
And that the previous sentence for sedition was death.
dchill
(39,898 posts)3. A reasonable step-down would seemingly be life in prison.
We're basically talking about violent treason.
Rhiannon12866
(218,172 posts)4. From what was said tonight, I believe that the only difference between sedition and treason
Is that we're not at war.
LetMyPeopleVote
(152,708 posts)5. Statement from Merrick Garland on sentencings
Rhiannon12866
(218,172 posts)6. Thanks so much! Twitter reply: