Why Wasn’t Biden’s Location raided by the FBI?



The long-standing view of the Justice Department is that a president cannot be indicted while in office. William Consovoy, Trump's lawyer, told the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals that the immunity extends to the entire criminal justice process, including grand jury subpoenas for documents.

Carey Dunne, New York District Attorney Cy Vance Jr.'s general counsel, said the president's position is too absolute.

There could be examples in which a state should be able to conduct a criminal investigation of a sitting president, "if, for example, he did pull out a handgun and shoot someone on Fifth Avenue."

Asked about that, Consovoy said a president could be charged with such a crime once he was out of office or if he was impeached and removed from office. "This is not a permanent immunity," he said.

"I'm talking about while in office. Nothing could be done? That's your position?" Judge Denny Chin asked.

"That is correct," Consovoy said.
 
It's like buying a quart of milk before it expires.

It was fresh before he left office, but no longer good later on.

Trumps license expired just like old milk.
Lmao. Biggest crock of shit i've heard all week! This is howler monkey gold!
 
It was a prudent move by Joe's attorney's to have the staff check every office for more document they might need to turn over so they don't look like the Trumpybear.
crimes already committed,,,

unless a bank robber can just return the money and walk away,,
 
It was a prudent move by Joe's attorney's to have the staff check every office for more document they might need to turn over so they don't look like the Trumpybear.
Howler, trump declassified the documents he had which is not against the law. VP biden had no legal standing to do so. You howlers are terrified, hence the bleating crescendo of howling today.
 
its nothing like that,,

While in office Trump can do anything he wants with presidential documents (short of destroying them, a violation of PRA 1974). After leaving office PRA 1974 says he has to hand over all his documents to the National Archives. Except for personal documents, and records that no longer have administrative, historical, informational, or evidentiary value
 
The long-standing view of the Justice Department is that a president cannot be indicted while in office. William Consovoy, Trump's lawyer, told the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals that the immunity extends to the entire criminal justice process, including grand jury subpoenas for documents.

Carey Dunne, New York District Attorney Cy Vance Jr.'s general counsel, said the president's position is too absolute.

There could be examples in which a state should be able to conduct a criminal investigation of a sitting president, "if, for example, he did pull out a handgun and shoot someone on Fifth Avenue."

Asked about that, Consovoy said a president could be charged with such a crime once he was out of office or if he was impeached and removed from office. "This is not a permanent immunity," he said.

"I'm talking about while in office. Nothing could be done? That's your position?" Judge Denny Chin asked.

"That is correct," Consovoy said.
I believe this is generally known...to those who choose not ignore news
 
its illegal to say anything democrats do is illegal...they are angels even when they get drunk and drown their hottie girlfriend like old sot kennedy did
Thank you.

and the Ted thing is ringing a bell. The thing about your age and obsession

please, identify your previous scream name(s)
 

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