'Without Merit' Judge Shuts Down Trump's Latest Trial Requent.

If they are appointed as special counsel, yes, they have to go through advice and consent.

Also, smith was a private citizen when garland appointed him, so, as far as I’m aware, he can’t take up federal cases…as a civilian attorney
Did Robert Mueller get appointed by the AG without advise and consent? YES. It is common practice....and legal.
 
No, there is no ruling that Jack smith is legally appointed

You lie
Yes, there is precedent in the DC courts/appeals that has been ruled on. Chutkan is following precedent, by ruling Smith is a validly appointed special prosecutor. Trump is not arguing Smith is not legal, in the DC case.... because precedent was set in DC that he was.....
 
Yes, there is precedent in the DC courts/appeals that has been ruled on. Chutkan is following precedent, by ruling Smith is a validly appointed special prosecutor. Trump is not arguing Smith is not legal, in the DC case.... because precedent was set in DC that he was.....
No court has ruled Jack smith is legally appointed
 
The federal judge overseeing Donald Trump’s election interference case denied the former president’s request to stop the release of further evidence before the election — but paused the ruling to allow the former president a week to “evaluate litigation options.”


The decision Thursday afternoon by U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan finds that making public Special Counsel Jack Smith’s latest redacted filing is “appropriate,” and that Trump’s “blanket objections to further unsealing are without merit.”

As in his previous filing, he identifies no specific substantive objections to particular proposed redactions,” Chutkan wrote in the ruling.

Trump had attempted to keep any further evidence against him in his criminal case out of the view of voters until after the Nov. 5 election.
More election interference by the DOJ.
 
An indictment, is shown publicly. We read most of this filing already in the original indictment....

He left some of his witnesses and evidence out that could possibly fall in to presidential immunity....and centered his case more narrowly to only include what were personal crimes and not presidential duties.

Still, I think her releasing this was to sway opinion.

We can disagree on the content, because most website are saying she released evidence, and new allegations, and I can’t speak to the legality of it, I think it’s unethical though. But, I can’t think of any other reason she would release this other than for political reasons
 
Did Robert Mueller get appointed by the AG without advise and consent? YES. It is common practice....and legal.


Then how do they get around the constitutional requirements?

If they are arguing that special counsel is an inferior office then that would have to mean that smith is being supervised by the AG, but if that’s the case then how could the investigation be independent and free from bias? I thought the special counsel was an independent thing operating on its own without being overseen by the AG..is that not right? If it is, then the office of special counsel would be considered a principle office and subject to advice and consent.
 
Then how do they get around the constitutional requirements?

If they are arguing that special counsel is an inferior office then that would have to mean that smith is being supervised by the AG, but if that’s the case then how could the investigation be independent and free from bias? I thought the special counsel was an independent thing operating on its own without being overseen by the AG..is that not right? If it is, then the office of special counsel would be considered a principle office and subject to advice and consent.
That is the argument on Trump's side, but Smith does report to the AG under special counsel Doj rules....keeping him separate but still overseen and able to be fired by the AG, under the special counsel rules.
 
What's the difference between the Robert Mueller appointment by the AG and the Jack Smith appointment?
One was acting as a US Attorney, and the other simply leading an investigation.
 
Huh? Who was acting as a US Attorney and who was leading an investigation?
The one who was illegally appointed was acting as a US Attorney, hence why the appointment was illegal.

FBI agents, simply running an investigation don't have to go through the appointment process like US Attorenys,

Did you not bother to actually read any of the case law??
 
Nope.

You won’t understand this cite, either.


Nor will you comprehend any part of this link:


And this one will mystify you:

Oh look, links you never read.
 
What would the code of law have to do with it my thoughts on why she released them.
That's one way a person would argue that what she did is wrong or against the rules.

That person will of course not be you. Not ever.

You have more than shown us this.
 
Fucking guilty of beating Hillary and then embarassing Biden on the world stage. Now the left has tried to assassinate him twice.

Sore loser, aren't ya?
These are of course not conclusions drawn from facts. They are first premises insisted upon, to prop up a coping narrative.
 
Back
Top Bottom