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A judge who's literally in the middle of an official hearing is absolutely a special case.
by crooked-v 2y ago
A judge who's literally in the middle of an official hearing is absolutely a special case.
- macinjosh 2y ago[flagged]
- jibal 2y agoNothing in the article even remotely supports your claim ... which isn't even relevant.
- prepend 2y agoI would hope it’s not. I would like for cops to be more humane in arresting people and stop going to place of work to grab people in front of their coworkers. But this seems like just as rude when they go to a “regular” person’s office in the middle of the day and arrest them. The argument is that if they notify the accused beforehand they may flee. But I don’t buy this as many people will likely turn themselves in if notified. I’m guessing an ai could predict with 99% accuracy people who will self surrender and save everyone embarrassment (and money).
- jibal 2y agoThe discussion is about ICE arresting a sitting judge on a bogus political premise ... it has nothing to do with what you're talking about.
- prepend 2y agoI’m talking about the reason why ICE was unable to arrest the suspect that is the nominal reason the FBI arrested this judge. It seems as if the facts that the suspect was in the judge’s court and then not arrested by ICE at that point aren’t contested. And that seems like a weird thing to happen.
- jibal 2y agoICE did (and therefore were able to) arrest the person they wanted to arrest. "And that seems like a weird thing to happen." Um, no, because there are other things--the actual charges filed against the judge--that are contested.
- mbrumlow 2y agoI do t think a sitting judge means what you think it means. A sitting judge is a sitting judge even when they are at home sleeping.