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Hoyt

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6. To me, the question is whether a jury could be impanelled that didn't have at least one white

Reply to MoonRiver (Original post)

Tue Dec 26, 2017, 12:02 PM

Dec 2017

winger who would vote to acquit Trump no matter what evidence was presented? I really doubt it. Of course, just putting him through a trial(s) would be satisfying.

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? for DU legal eagles [View all] MoonRiver Dec 2017 OP

Absolutly duforsure Dec 2017 #1

Thank you! MoonRiver Dec 2017 #2

He could be prosecuted in state court unless the governor of that state pardons him first. hedda_foil Dec 2017 #3

Well, I doubt that would happen with Cuomo governor. MoonRiver Dec 2017 #7

Yes, he can be prosecuted in state courts. The state and federal courts are separate. Shrike47 Dec 2017 #4

Yes, legally, but you can bet the Rububs will fabricate political complications, and cry rigged Alice11111 Dec 2017 #5

To me, the question is whether a jury could be impanelled that didn't have at least one white Hoyt Dec 2017 #6

I think it could happen in NYC. MoonRiver Dec 2017 #8