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4. i don't think there's a difference between state and federal action in this regard.

Fri May 18, 2018, 10:04 AM

May 2018

if a president is too busy for a trial, it doesn't seem to matter whether it's a state or federal trial, or a civil or criminal trial.

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Question: Is there any difference between state laws and federal laws pertaining to [View all] bluestarone May 2018 OP

A court might delay state action until presidency over Cicada May 2018 #1

Yes, bugliosi said feds we're wrong not to delay Cicada May 2018 #10

i don't think that will happen. unblock May 2018 #11

AGREE here! bluestarone May 2018 #13

people forget that the court has to look beyond the particular case. unblock May 2018 #15

Would him playing golf almost every weekend come into play? bluestarone May 2018 #16

Indeed it would. unblock May 2018 #17

a few differences: unblock May 2018 #2

arresting a president seems hardly necessary. unblock May 2018 #5

"if anyone on the planet can be released on their own recognizance" PoliticAverse May 2018 #6

My answer to your question about the states. Jim Lane May 2018 #12

Excellent point here!!!! TY bluestarone May 2018 #14

TY all for your answers here! bluestarone May 2018 #9