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In reply to the discussion: Ted Lieu: we should use INHERENT CONTEMPT .... (ie Congress should lock up witnesses in contempt) [View all]onetexan
(13,913 posts)22. agree, Moscow Mitch & LowBarr!!
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Ted Lieu: we should use INHERENT CONTEMPT .... (ie Congress should lock up witnesses in contempt) [View all]
sharedvalues
Sep 2019
OP
It appears congress has stuck their heads in the same sandy beach where the senate holds up
lindysalsagal
Sep 2019
#1
Fines through inherent contempt are more likely and effective than trying to lock anyone up
StarfishSaver
Sep 2019
#5
I don't think Connolly's right about that, since the US attorney, who is under Barr,
pnwmom
Sep 2019
#17
I'd like to believe her but the track record is very weak, going back to W.
Evolve Dammit
Sep 2019
#13
as I understand it, the Congress jail cell in the basement is being used for storing Lincolns
yaesu
Sep 2019
#14
People on the thread have made interesting comments about the jail but that isn't the problem
grantcart
Sep 2019
#24
They have to use law enforcement officers that are in the Sgt of Arms office.
grantcart
Sep 2019
#51
Just to be clear: someone charged with "inherent contempt" has due process rights
onenote
Sep 2019
#55