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gab13by13

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3. Absolutely,

Reply to AdamGG (Original post)

Tue Jul 18, 2023, 06:52 PM

Jul 2023

the case will go to a DC judge. The judges in DC are no nonsense, I expect if indictments drop soon, the J6 trial will beat the document trial to court.

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Will Special Prosecutor Indictment of Dump for Ja. 6th Go to Different Judge that Documents Case? [View all] AdamGG Jul 2023 OP

This is a DC Federal case, so yes hlthe2b Jul 2023 #1

Of course. The 1/6 case is venued in D.C. so there will be a different judge, Ocelot II Jul 2023 #2

Absolutely, gab13by13 Jul 2023 #3

Of course. One jurisdiction is in Florida and the other is in DC. brush Jul 2023 #4

Yes, but will Smith try to consolidate the two cases in DC? CanonRay Jul 2023 #5

No. He couldn't even if he wanted to. onenote Jul 2023 #8

Also, it would be nice if cameras were allowed in these trials AdamGG Jul 2023 #6

No cameras will be allowed in federal courts Fiendish Thingy Jul 2023 #7

There is no "treason case". former9thward Jul 2023 #9

Fwiw, "defrauding the government" laws cover treasonous actions. Hortensis Jul 2023 #10

No they don't. former9thward Jul 2023 #11

:) Heard it on MSNBC, must be true. Hortensis Jul 2023 #12

Inciting insurrection is pretty close to treason AdamGG Jul 2023 #13