Department officials are working on the timing of potential plea deals. Internal discussions will likely be influenced by the arrival of Attorney General Merrick Garland — who got his first briefing about the investigation on Thursday — and other senior aides who are coming onboard as part of the Biden administration.
Wednesday, March 17, 2021
Capitol riot prosecutors may charge more than 400 people and plea deals may come 'within a few weeks'
The Justice Department is preparing some of the first guilty plea offers for people charged in the Capitol insurrection, as prosecutors grind through massive amounts of evidence, videos and tips against more than 400 possible defendants in an investigation called one of the "largest in American history."
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Fuck the justice department. They are as crooked as the justices on the supreme court.
ReplyDeleteAmen and amen
DeleteSCOTUS, DOJ, FBI, NSA, CIA, DoD Intelligence - and many others all proven corrupt.
DeleteRegardless of who is POTUS
All out effort, katie bar the door scenario. Where in the hell was this effort concerning potential voter fraud, election fraud and ballot stuffing.
ReplyDeleteCrooked sumbitches want us to burn it all down.
"Crooked sumbitches want us to burn it all down."
DeleteThat's because they think they'll prevail in the end. Delusional to the nth degree.
Nemo
"That's because they think they'll prevail in the end. Delusional to the nth degree."
DeleteTo be fair, it's not like there's really anything over the last couple of decades to show them that they're even slightly wrong in their calculations. The only reason that there hasn't been a major blow up is that the Right retreats faster than the Left can advance.
What happens if no one accepts the plea deal and they all demand a trial?
ReplyDeleteYou don't wanna know.
Delete- Zombie Jeffrey Epstein
That should plug up the DOJ for a few years.
DeleteThey should ALL do it. Then ask for dismissal due to the long wait for a trial.
This iteration of government is out of control and abusing it's citizens. Our protests will need to change. Any ideas?
ReplyDelete"But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security."
DeleteHistory repeats. The solution to this newest Despotism is the same as it was post 1776.
I want ten good reasons they all don't just decline to prosecute as in Seattle, Portland, San Francisco and Denver Chicago, and NYC. HUH?
ReplyDeleteYep. They should get the same deals as the naggers and nagger lovers across the country have got in the last year : Bad boy, don't do that again. Off you go.
DeleteAnd somehow the rioting, burning, looters who were
ReplyDeleteMostly
Peaceful
Run free
Cocksucker. The justice department is prosecuting these cases to scare the public into submission. Even if you're not convicted they will bankrupt you with legal fees. Cocksucking defense lawyers as well.
ReplyDeleteI guess they needed to make a few hundred hapless informants. Much empathy for these people who got swept up in the first Xiden purge.
ReplyDelete“Mama told me not to come, that ain’t the way to have fun, no”
ReplyDeleteSo the witch hunts and show trials have begun in The People's Democracy of America.
ReplyDeleteNobody pleas and everyone demands a jury trial and that would gum up the works for a long time.
ReplyDeleteYou are again assuming they would follow the law of speedy trial. The feds quit following the law a long time ago.
DeleteYour trial begins on the day they arraign you which is within the 3 days specified.
DeleteIt's almost standard procedure in a criminal trial to waive your Right to a speedy trial to give the defense time to put together their case. The prosecutors already have their evidence when they arrest you.
If they pored through massive amounts of evidence, there would be no charges
ReplyDeleteThis is what the feds do they charge you to the moon and back and then wait for you to plead down and then they get a conviction which makes it look good when they run for office.
ReplyDeleteEveryone being charged needs to say screw that and get a jury trial and then we Americans can use our power in jury nullification set them all free.
I read in the comments that you all refer to the either not-accused or let off leftwing people.
ReplyDeleteShouldnt a lawyer go for TU QUOQUE?
If you read up on Grand Admiral Dönitz of Nazi-Germany he was accused of many crimes but there was ONE specific point where he or his lawyer pointed to the same behaviour of the allied forces and while he was declared guilty on this point he was not punished as the allied side wasnt punished for this point (on their side) either.
(It was the order for unrestricted submarine warfare. Quote from wikipedia:
In particular, the British Admiralty, on 8 May 1940, had ordered all vessels in the Skagerrak sunk on sight, and Admiral Chester Nimitz, wartime commander-in-chief of the US Pacific Fleet, stated the US Navy had waged unrestricted submarine warfare in the Pacific from the day the US officially entered the war. )
Alex Lund