Appeals Court : Trump has NO IMMUNITY

[Delldude]

This is a reference to civil law. The topic is criminal law.

Do some research, it applies to criminal issues as well.

 

[Delldude]

This is almost certainly untrue and the Federalist provides no substantiation of this

Federalist didn't write the article.

 

[Lesh]

He resigned to avoid an impeachment and conviction in the Senate which would have made him indictable in a criminal court.

“Indictable in a criminal court”

Obviously no immunity

 

[Delldude]

“Indictable in a criminal court”

Obviously no immunity

After found guilty via COTUS protocols.

Little difference.

 

[Lesh]

After found guilty via COTUS protocols.

Little difference.

A pardon was given after he left office jackass. No impeachment

 

[Marener]

Do some research, it applies to criminal issues as well.

I did. Did you?

Or do you just believe whatever the Federalist says unquestioningly?

 

[Rogue AI]

“Indictable in a criminal court”

Obviously no immunity

The immunity ends when the president is removed by the Senate. If that doesn't happen the immunity stands. Trump was not removed, thus his immunity remained until his term ended. You folks are going to be sadly disappointed.

 

[Delldude]

I did. Did you?

Or do you just believe whatever the American Thinker says unquestioningly?

Yeah......and your reply overlooks much.

 

[Marener]

Yeah......and your reply overlooks much.

Your reply omits much.

Im not arguing about civil immunity. That’s true.

Criminal immunity? Hell no. We can easily find Congress members and Judges who have prosecuted for criminal activity involving official duties.

 

[Delldude]

Your reply omits much.

Im not arguing about civil immunity. That’s true.

Criminal immunity? Hell no. We can easily find Congress members and Judges who have prosecuted for criminal activity involving official duties.

The defining thing would be whether or not they were actually performing official duties.

 

[Lesh]

The immunity ends when the president is removed by the Senate. If that doesn't happen the immunity stands. Trump was not removed, thus his immunity remained until his term ended. You folks are going to be sadly disappointed.

Nonsense. Obviously. Nixon was not removed by the Senate and he accepted a pardon to avoid prosecution

 

[Marener]

The defining thing would be whether or not they were actually performing official duties.

Like voting on a bill? That’s clearly an official duty.

Ever hear of Abscam?

 

[Delldude]

Nonsense. Obviously. Nixon was not removed by the Senate and he accepted a pardon to avoid prosecution

Wow...where you learn that?

A pardon was given after he left office jackass.

He left because they had filed articles of impeachment and the writing was on the wall, Mr Peckerhead.

 

[Rogue AI]

Nonsense. Obviously. Nixon was not removed by the Senate and he accepted a pardon to avoid prosecution

He was offered a pardon because he would have been removed and his resignation put the whole thing to rest. You loons are simply vindictive jackasses who opened a really stupid can of worms.

Trump dropped the Hillary allegations as a show of good faith to move the nation forward. When given the change to do the right thing you clowns failed and created division and strife. You'll probably whine the loudest when this all comes back to bite Democrats.

 

[Lesh]

He was offered a pardon because he would have been removed and his resignation put the whole thing to rest. You loons are simply vindictive jackasses who opened a really stupid can of worms.

Trump dropped the Hillary allegations as a show of good faith to move the nation forward. When given the change to do the right thing you clowns failed and created division and strife. You'll probably whine the loudest when this all comes back to bite Democrats.

Hey dope he took that pardon AFTER HIS RESIGNATION

YOU MORON

 

[Rogue AI]

Hey dope he took that pardon AFTER HIS RESIGNATION

YOU MORON

Wow! How stupid are you? Since he didn't pardon himself, obviously it would have to be the next president to pardon him. Maybe next time I'll spell it out in crayons, that's more your speed.

 

[Lesh]

Wow! How stupid are you? Since he didn't pardon himself, obviously it would have to be the next president to pardon him. Maybe next time I'll spell it out in crayons, that's more your speed.

WTF are you talking about?

Never mind it’s stupid

 

[Delldude]

Like voting on a bill? That’s clearly an official duty.

Ever hear of Abscam?

Taking brides is an official duty of congress?

You may be onto something......the politically correct version is lobbying.

 

[Marener]

Taking brides is an official duty of congress?

You may be onto something......the politically correct version is lobbying.

Voting on a law is the official duty, and you’re claiming they have criminal immunity for official duties which means they can’t be prosecuted for these bribes.

It’s pretty obvious that Congress doesn’t have criminal immunity. Neither does the judiciary.

They have civil immunity. Just like the president. That’s it.

 

[Delldude]

Voting on a law is the official duty, and you’re claiming they have criminal immunity for official duties which means they can’t be prosecuted for these bribes.

Not in a rented room of a seedy motel.

It’s pretty obvious that Congress doesn’t have criminal immunity. Neither does the judiciary.

Members of Congress and federal judges are immune from civil and criminal prosecution for their official acts. Currently, presidents are only immune from civil prosecution for their official acts. That is because the Supreme Court has never had to decide whether that extends to criminal prosecutions, as no president has ever faced a criminal prosecution until the Democrats’ four criminal indictments against Trump.