Our DOJ Is Hard At Work Doing Its Job

[Edgetho]

Prosecuting known enemies of the State is hard work, y'all. Here's a glimpse at the underbelly of our vaunted justice system.

Red the whole thing. It gives me the warm and fuzzies all over

Merrick Garland's Corrupt DOJ Makes Up New "Rule:" When January 6th Political Prisoners Accept Their Pardons from President Trump, That Counts as a Legal Admission of Being Insurrectionists​

—Ace​

Via Twitchy, hilariously biased low-IQ propaganda webzine Politico reports that Merrick Garland's corrupt DOJ has announced that anyone accepting a pardon will be making a "confession of guilt."

That... has literally never been a rule. Ever.

The Justice Department sent a message Wednesday to Jan. 6 defendants: Accepting a pardon from Donald Trump is "a confession of guilt" for your crimes.

"[A] pardon at some unspecified date in the future ... would not unring the bell of conviction," federal prosecutors argued in a Jan. 6 case before U.S. District Judge Carl Nichols. "In fact, quite the opposite. The defendant would first have to accept the pardon, which necessitates a confession of guilt."
The pronouncement is the latest attempt by the Justice Department to salvage the legacy of its Jan. 6 investigation, which leaders say is the most sweeping criminal probe in American history.

Julie Kelly reports that the criminal organization "the DOJ" is ramping up its prosecutions to get the maximum number of people imprisoned before Trump pardons them.

Even as President-elect Donald Trump promised on Sunday to act "very quickly" on pardons for many of the protesters involved in the events of January 6, the Biden administration's Justice Department is continuing to arrest and try people for actions that occurred almost four years ago while opposing motions to delay trials because of the need for "the prompt and efficient administration of justice."

If the defeat of Kamala Harris constituted at least a partial repudiation of the lawfare against Trump and his supporters, the message appears to be lost on top brass at the DOJ. Prosecutors are pushing ahead with what they consider the department's crowning achievement: the so-called "Capitol Siege" investigation into the events of Jan. 6, 2021.
In what Attorney General Merrick Garland describes as the biggest criminal investigation in Department of Justice history, more than 1,560 people have been charged for federal crimes never before used against political protesters, including under a post-Enron obstruction statute overturned by the Supreme Court in June.

At least 1,000 of these defendants have been convicted -- either at trial or by accepting plea offers -- with some 650 defendants ordered to serve time in a federal prison. Sentences range from a few days in jail to up to 22 years as the DOJ seeks "terror enhancements" to tack on additional time.
Activity in the J6 investigation accelerated the month before the election. At least 16 individuals were arrested; home security camera footage obtained by RCI shows the heavily-armed pre-dawn FBI raid of a subject in California on October 17.

Shortly after the election, DOJ officials instructed attorneys working on J6 cases to carry on regardless of the pending change in leadership. "[Federal] prosecutors in the Justice Department's Capitol Siege Section received guidance this week about how to proceed in pending Jan. 6 cases ... including a directive to oppose any Jan. 6 defendant's requests for delays," Ryan J. Reilly of NBC News reported on Nov. 9. "Prosecutors are instructed to argue that there is a societal interest in the quick administration of justice and these cases should be handled in the normal order."

I don't know about you, but I feel much safer with our DOJ on the job!

Credit: Ace of Spades HQ

 

[excalibur]

Prosecuting known enemies of the State is hard work, y'all. Here's a glimpse at the underbelly of our vaunted justice system.

Red the whole thing. It gives me the warm and fuzzies all over

Merrick Garland's Corrupt DOJ Makes Up New "Rule:" When January 6th Political Prisoners Accept Their Pardons from President Trump, That Counts as a Legal Admission of Being Insurrectionists​

—Ace​

Via Twitchy, hilariously biased low-IQ propaganda webzine Politico reports that Merrick Garland's corrupt DOJ has announced that anyone accepting a pardon will be making a "confession of guilt."

That... has literally never been a rule. Ever.








Julie Kelly reports that the criminal organization "the DOJ" is ramping up its prosecutions to get the maximum number of people imprisoned before Trump pardons them.









I don't know about you, but I feel much safer with our DOJ on the job!

Credit: Ace of Spades HQ

This is further proof (as if any more proof was needed) how awful Merrick Garland is.

 

[scruffy]

Garland is an asshole.

Hopefully they find a way to prosecute him.

 

[Darkwind]

Trump just needs to tailor the pardons to negate Garland.

 

[DonGlock26]

Looks like Garland is saying that Hunter Biden is admitting to a 10 year crime spree then.

 

[Edgetho]

This is further proof (as if any more proof was needed) how awful Merrick Garland is.

I believe that, if you look, the same "Republican" Senators that are non-committal on the Pete Hegseth nomination voted for Garland as AG.

In fact, I think you'll find they're always the ones that are either against Trump nominees or abstain or won't commit.

They need to go. I'm glad we're gonna get Pam Bondi... I think. But.....

 

[Thunk]

Why didn't garland charge ANYBODY with "insurrection" or "sedition"?

 

[1srelluc]

The "rules" have changed.....I'd advise Garland to run.

 

[excalibur]

Prosecuting known enemies of the State is hard work, y'all. Here's a glimpse at the underbelly of our vaunted justice system.

Red the whole thing. It gives me the warm and fuzzies all over

Merrick Garland's Corrupt DOJ Makes Up New "Rule:" When January 6th Political Prisoners Accept Their Pardons from President Trump, That Counts as a Legal Admission of Being Insurrectionists​

—Ace​

Via Twitchy, hilariously biased low-IQ propaganda webzine Politico reports that Merrick Garland's corrupt DOJ has announced that anyone accepting a pardon will be making a "confession of guilt."

That... has literally never been a rule. Ever.








Julie Kelly reports that the criminal organization "the DOJ" is ramping up its prosecutions to get the maximum number of people imprisoned before Trump pardons them.









I don't know about you, but I feel much safer with our DOJ on the job!

Credit: Ace of Spades HQ

Biden Admin Goes After Finance Firm Led By Trump Cabinet Nominee​

 

[elektra]

Garland can't make laws or define guilt, he is in the executive branch. Not the legislative or judicial branch.

Deep state actors are full of themselves. Rouge tyrants

 

[progressive hunter]

Prosecuting known enemies of the State is hard work, y'all. Here's a glimpse at the underbelly of our vaunted justice system.

Red the whole thing. It gives me the warm and fuzzies all over

Merrick Garland's Corrupt DOJ Makes Up New "Rule:" When January 6th Political Prisoners Accept Their Pardons from President Trump, That Counts as a Legal Admission of Being Insurrectionists​

—Ace​

Via Twitchy, hilariously biased low-IQ propaganda webzine Politico reports that Merrick Garland's corrupt DOJ has announced that anyone accepting a pardon will be making a "confession of guilt."

That... has literally never been a rule. Ever.








Julie Kelly reports that the criminal organization "the DOJ" is ramping up its prosecutions to get the maximum number of people imprisoned before Trump pardons them.









I don't know about you, but I feel much safer with our DOJ on the job!

Credit: Ace of Spades HQ

no one was charged for insurrection,,

 

[Thunk]

I'd advise Garland to run.

I'd advise garland to sit tight & wait for agent 007.

The name's BONDI...PAM BONDI.

 

[Seymour Flops]

Garland is an asshole.

Hopefully they find a way to prosecute him.

And then pardon him to see if he accepts it.

 

[Seymour Flops]

Garland can't make laws or define guilt, he is in the executive branch. Not the legislative or judicial branch.

Deep state actors are full of themselves. Rouge tyrants

He probably knew that at one time. Since being appointed, he just does what he’s told.