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David Noll@david.noll.org |
Saying someone is presumptively immune from prosecution then barring the introduction of evidence of their mental state is a neat trick.
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Alek
@alek18.bsky.social
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In my country's history, we like to call this “absolute monarchy”.
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Books are for Reading 📚 ✨️ 🦋
@bluestskies.bsky.social
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So bad!!
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Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Reply Guy
@elandobbs.bsky.social
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Prosecutors hate him!
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Texas Lopez⭐️
@texaslopez.bsky.social
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So the Founders in their infinite wisdom after complaining about a tyrannical king apparently imbued one person with unchecked power versus literally everyone else in the country being bound by the law and not justice from a sovereign. 🙃
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HBSteveB
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In almost every decision that they make they slip in little loopholes that they hope no one will notice that favor their rightwing benefactors.
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medievalmvb
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Illusion, David! Tricks are what the Supreme Court does for mo—oh, you did mean that then.
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Keith
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if you close your eyes and count to sixty, you won't even be able to catch them putting the rabbit into the hat.
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KC Momkin
@kc-momkin.bsky.social
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So if a leader was going to drop a bomb to protect the Precious Bodily Fluids, no evidence of state of mind would be allowed?
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Jamie Baker Roskie
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One neat trick to end our democracy.
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