What is insane to me is that there are still Americans that think they live in a normal country. If I was an American I would crawl to Canada or Mexico.
Moving to another country is complicated and difficult even under normal, stable circumstances. Doing it successfully (not ending up broke and homeless with no support) requires a lot of planning and money, or else a lot of help from someone else.
Even if the other country is willing to let you immigrate, and you have good prospects for a regular income and a stable living situation, you have to leave friends and family behind. That means leaving your support system. If you have children that’s going to be very difficult. If you have aging parents that you support, or other family with medical issues, it may be impossible.
Really, the only people who think picking up and moving to another country is something you can just do are young, single, above the poverty line, and have no dependents.
Hearn “forcefully and violently” pulled the pool’s lining, she said.
But asked whether the pool’s lining was already damaged when Hearn touched it, Pirro said she was “not going to get into the evidence.”
“What I told you is what our witnesses saw and experienced,” she said. “Irrespective of whether or not we think there is some situation that preceded it, we can state and prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he caused damage.”
I swear, these people somehow seem to be addicted to the sounds of their own voices and yet can’t even hear themselves talk.
I’m surprised Pirro even knew where she was, on the count of her being shitfaced 24/7.
This is classic Controlling the Conversation. If they can make it about “vandalism,” then we’re not talking about the shady deals and shoddy work that actually destroyed the Reflecting Pool. Don’t fall for it.
Is the term “ex-olympian” actually correct? I would say the guy is still an olympian because he is a person who competed in the olympics.
What are the chances of 12 people putting this guy away for picking up a piece of the orange failures blue failure?
My guess is exactly zero
About to get another unanimous no-bill from the grand jury.
You can beat the rap, but you can’t beat the ride.
This. They still are making him have a really bad time, and all because Donvict does not want to talk about his obvious failure here.
I would note grand juries are required to charge someone with a felony, meaning they did already get atleast (13 of 23?) a majority of the grand jury to agree he did do the crime.
However, there have already been multiple cases dismissed for incorrect procedure during grand juries under this admin, so it is possible that is the case for why the grand jury would agree to charge in this case.
Update: I was incorrect, there is generally 30 days from the time of arrest for a grand jury to be convinced to indict. See below
No they aren’t. They tried to charge the sandwich guy with a felony and the grand jury refused to do it so they had to downgrade the charge to a misdemeanor.
You are correct.
Nowhere did I see it said on my sources on grand juries but I looked up the Wikipedia for the DC Sandwich Guy case and: “U.S. law typically gives the Justice Department 30 days to secure an indictment after an arrest.”
(this is the source cited by Wikipedia but seems to just be stated without source itself in the article)
I think they still have to bring the charge to the grand jury.
I became more confused upon trying to look it up.
“A grand jury focuses on preliminary criminal matters only and assesses evidence presented by a prosecutor to determine whether there is “probable cause” to believe an individual committed a crime and should be put on trial. If the grand jury determines there is enough evidence, an indictment will be issued against the individual”
Source: https://www.uscourts.gov/court-programs/jury-service/types-juries
That makes it sound to me like they would need to do that rather than charge him, as the right to indictment by grand jury for federal felonies is guaranteed by the Fifth Amendment.
https://constitution.findlaw.com/amendment5.html
My issue with assuming he has been indicted by a grand jury though is that in the article is specifically uses “charged” over and over and charges are brought by Attorneys not Grand Juries.
So maybe just admin doing crime?
