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What do you mean? Trump just pardoned or commuted pretty much all of the J6 crowd. One guy convicted of crimes that don't require proving violence beyond a re
by ty6853 2y ago
What do you mean? Trump just pardoned or commuted pretty much all of the J6 crowd. One guy convicted of crimes that don't require proving violence beyond a reasonable doubt is pretty tame in comparison. He is one of thousands.
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- bb88 2y agoWhat? All crimes were proved beyond a reasonable doubt according to a jury of our peers. (Or they plead guilty).
- ty6853 2y agoThe violent element was not proven for Ross. The judge decided on preponderance of evidence he hired the hit man, and sentenced him as if he did.
- bb88 2y agoUlbricht was convicted of crimes by a jury of his peers though. There are no mandatory maximums in sentencing guidelines. Just mandatory minimums.
- insane_dreamer 2y agoTrump know the Jan 6 rioters and supported them. Pardoning is important to justify his claim that nobody did anything wrong as that the election was "stolen by the Dems". I can't imagine he would have known Ross Ulbricht's case.