President Grant got arrested for horse-racing one time in downtown DC. Got caught one day, promised he wouldn't do it again, and got caught the next day. Was going so fast it took his horse a full block to stop. He paid the ticket.
Sucker!
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Three thousand bucks for TWO murders? At those prices you'd be crazy NOT to kill your enemies.
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I took his response to be that this isn't even wrong, just so bad that there would already be no fixing it.
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I've never seen anything like it. But yes, I think a mistrial is likely.
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The judge himself said he doesn't know!
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I don't think Oldham has to treat this Netchoice opinion as binding because it's not originalist
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Significant improvement in my marriage this year when I discovered I can make cinnamon buns for every special occasion
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Finished a hearing today where opposing counsel stipulated to the authenticity of a document and then called it a "fraud on the court"
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Reading Justice Barrett's majority opinion in Murthy, it's striking just how lazy the 5th Circuit was. They knew who they wanted to win, and so it didn't matter that the plaintiffs were blaming defendants for stuff that happened too early, or was initiated by other defendants.
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Meanwhile, in Georgia's other slow=rolling clusterfuck, the Georgia Attorney General seized a bunch of electronic devices from codefendants in the Cop City case. Counsel warned them that they contained privileged information. AG ignored read the files, and released them to all co-D in discovery+-
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Reading through the portion of Trump's COA brief where he posts the Fani Willis speech about how great Nathan Wade is.
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The problem is you'd have to be fucking this guy to pick him for anything.
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He's not just a bad lawyer he's a real piece of shit GUY.
This lady gave his firm a million bucks and he can't call time when Marlon Wayans starts air humping?
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Bear in mind that Fani Willis so believed in Nathan Wade's judgment that before she selected him to head up this RICO prosecution it was his job to interview all the employees at the Fulton County DA's office and decide who stayed.
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DC Cir. rejects a defamation suit from a Seth Rich murder truther who was mad about being called out on a podcast for, among other things, being a “conspiracy entrepreneur,” “troll,” “crankster,” alt-Right, and “bully," which are statements of opinion.
www.cadc.uscourts.gov/internet/opi...
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Bruen analysis is just policy with more steps
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I'm sorry apple but if you want me to give a shit about a wrongly accused protagonist you can't make him a prosecutor
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It really seems like Nathan Wade doesn't have anything to do but go wherever on television will have him
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Prosecutors celebrating "every person's right to be free" on Juneteenth without apparent irony
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still not as good as kelly clarkson
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Everything following the recusal motion is vacated, probably requiring a new trial.
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i think this got all the thread
unrollnow.com/status/18033...
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Here's a thread that goes through the basics of Georgia recusal law, mandamus, and how it applies to the YSL trial.
x.com/ASFleischman...
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You can be a cool drew or a laid back andy but nobody wants to get after an andrew
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A specialized team for getting lawyers out of jail
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There's a reason criminal defense bars have a strike force and prosecutors don't bother with one.
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This sort of thing happens all the time, but not usually on camera.
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Bad enough to find any lawyer in contempt. But as this article sets out, Brian Steel is probably the most widely respected person in the Georgia criminal defense bar.
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Judge never ruled on speedy. jury hung. Time served offer before retrial
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Maybe argue it "shocks the conscience" but that would be a ga first
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That's the plan but they weren't hoping for a mistrial they were hoping not to get caught
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10 but it was in Albany ga
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If you request the mistrial, you waive double jeopardy unless you can show the state deliberately provoked the mistrial.
That's a trial court decision that gets a lot of deference and most judges won't make it against the state.
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The problem is that there's probably not a good argument this was an effort to goad a mistrial so the fucking reward is what? 4 more years in pretrial custody?
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It is!
You can recuse a judge for telling to sit down and shut up when you try to object in front of the jury, and this dude is like eight levels past that
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Brian Steel files a motion on behalf of his client Young Thug (Jeffery Williams) asking for Judge Glanville to recuse. (He will not grant it, but the refusal could be the basis of a mandamus petition.)
Filing courtesy of everyone's favorite resource, ThuggerDaily! drive.google.com/file/d/1bRqT...
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A classical liberal is someone who votes republican in every election who is also very mad at college students.
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You might say "but what about the editor, certainly he read it?"
lol
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You can't be sued for what you say in the Federalist unless the plaintiff can prove somebody reads it
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Very evenly matched.
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There were no laws against fully automatic weapons at the time of the Founding.
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