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2naSalit

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2. The Committee...

Reply to turbinetree (Original post)

Sun Nov 28, 2021, 10:58 AM

Nov 2021

Force the evidence, refer it to DoJ who assembles a Grand Jury who will/will not issue indictments. Just because all actions and evidence aren't on the nightly news doesn't mean a lot isn't happening.

The great frustration is that these criminals aren't in custody so they have less ability to do harm.

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DO you think the DOJ and Merrick Garland need to start indicting Jan. 6th plotters, now [View all] turbinetree Nov 2021 OP

If they don't have the evidence to do so yet, no. Can't prove the charges beyond reasonable doubt.. Thomas Hurt Nov 2021 #1

Why have an indictment poll gab13by13 Nov 2021 #9

The Committee... 2naSalit Nov 2021 #2

If they have the evidence Elessar Zappa Nov 2021 #3

You're right.. agingdem Nov 2021 #8

If they have the evidence that would reasonably lead to a meaningful indictment, yes Beastly Boy Nov 2021 #4

Not being privy to the evidence and not a lawyer, I can't say. Kaleva Nov 2021 #5

J6 was *WORSE* than 911, the seriousness of the response from 911 attack didn't leave people uponit7771 Nov 2021 #6

Let's see some subpoenas, if there's no crime then let's move on. dem4decades Nov 2021 #7

To this untrained observer ... PBC_Democrat Nov 2021 #10

Have wee seen any sentences of 10+ years yet? No. Why not? Plea deals. nt Progressive Jones Nov 2021 #11

Federal prosecutors Elessar Zappa Nov 2021 #12

To pad their resumes? More convictrions, regardless of the weakness of the sentences? nt Progressive Jones Nov 2021 #13