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In reply to the discussion: In regards to Michael Atkinson not revealing the contents of the complaint today. [View all]triron
(22,240 posts)20. They can also use "inherent contempt" and imprison and/or fine him.
No court order needed.
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In regards to Michael Atkinson not revealing the contents of the complaint today. [View all]
herding cats
Sep 2019
OP
Short version - Congress can cite him for contempt and go to court for enforcement
StarfishSaver
Sep 2019
#15
Yes. Especially if the theatrics don't get us any closer to getting the info we need
StarfishSaver
Sep 2019
#40
Only if it can be expedited. It would be interesting to know why it was usedd before.
triron
Sep 2019
#48
Could this be a way to get at Barr? A copy of the complaint was given to Barr. If Schiff demands
in2herbs
Sep 2019
#22
Congress can't charge him with a crime, but if they get a court to order him to produce it
StarfishSaver
Sep 2019
#27
It is a real shame we have no Enforcement agency in the Federal Government ... or...
NotHardly
Sep 2019
#23
LOCK HIS ASS................................Contempt is still fucking Contempt......................
turbinetree
Sep 2019
#28
Here let me clarify my rant.................................and defend my self
turbinetree
Sep 2019
#55
Ought not there be a "back door" or some way to bypass all this rigamarole and red tape?
NurseJackie
Sep 2019
#45