Three weeks, idiot. Can't even get a hearing for a speeding ticket in that short a time.Well, here we are some time later since the grand reveal.
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Three weeks, idiot. Can't even get a hearing for a speeding ticket in that short a time.Well, here we are some time later since the grand reveal.
No One.Who do you think ordered the Capitol Police to make Chansley the GUEST OF HONOR???
Three weeks, idiot. Can't even get a hearing for a speeding ticket in that short a time.
Then what? Judge says 'ok you can go home'?It takes maybe an hour to file a motion to dismiss.
Then what? Judge says 'ok you can go home'?
Who is Spaz?No, then the other side responds and then the judge rules.
But none of that happens unless the defendant files a motion to dismiss. Which again, only takes as long as needed to type one up and file it with the court.
So again I ask, since you didn't answer...
Who besides Spaz filed a motion to dismiss based on Tucker's videos?
Who is Spaz?
Pezzola?The lone defendant who did file a motion to dismiss based on Tucker's videos.
Pezzola?
Others have requested delays, based on footage. US wigged over that.Yes.
Others have requested delays, based on footage. US wigged over that.
Screw the security risk BS. Defense atty's said they didn't have that footage, US says they 'had access to it'. Someone's BSing.Because there was no reason. Nearly everything Tucker showed had already been released to defendant's in trial and much of the rest would be a security risk to reveal.
Screw the security risk BS. Defense atty's said they didn't have that footage, US says they 'had access to it'. Someone's BSing.
That makes it easy-peasy, doesn't it? Capitol police released the entire vid's to McCarthy.And they're not going to release anything they consider a security risk.
Depending on what the defense knows regarding the charges, it might.Doesn't matter anyway since there is nothing exculpatory on those videos.
That makes it easy-peasy, doesn't it? Capitol police released the entire vid's to McCarthy.
Depending on what the defense knows regarding the charges, it might.
Why aren't all the people that smashed things arrested identified and jailed? Because they were FBI or working with them. Period.No, they did not release every second of video. House members screened the video for security clearance before releasing it.
And there's nothing exculpatory. If there's video of someone committing a crime that is being used to try them, other video showing they didn't commit a crime is not evidence the former videos did not actually happen.
No, they did not release every second of video. House members screened the video for security clearance before releasing it.
And there's nothing exculpatory. If there's video of someone committing a crime that is being used to try them, other video showing they didn't commit a crime is not evidence the former videos did not actually happen.
Why aren't all the people that smashed things arrested identified and jailed? Because they were FBI or working with them. Period.
Yes they did according to a CP person. He said if congress wants it, they have to give it...in it's entirety. I already posted the quote on another thread.No, they did not release every second of video. House members screened the video for security clearance before releasing it.
No One.
Just your wacko mind.
He enters in the front door and you insist he entered privately through the garage.
Wow.