Marener
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If the 14th amendment intended to require a criminal conviction, they should have written that. The fact that they didn't write that, indicates that it's not necessary.The court doesn't get to ******* decide that. Insurrection is a crime, which requires a criminal conviction, not some judges deciding it's so.
In insurrection a crime yes or no?
Does it being a crime require conviction to be considered guilty of it, yes or no?
Is it a level of crime requiring a Jury of ones peers, as required by the Constitution to be convicted, yes or no?
So the courts get to decide.