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The way this is going, the President won’t need using any pardon powers, because the judges will all ask the President what the judgement should be in advance.
by actionfromafar 1y ago
The way this is going, the President won’t need using any pardon powers, because the judges will all ask the President what the judgement should be in advance.
And the prosecutors will ask who to prosecute.
Finally only fair justice!
- mktemp-d 1y agoYour forget to insert the part where the President asks the convicted defendant if they want to finance their pardon with Klarna or Affirm in the Presidential Library's checkout page
- ugh123 1y agoFinanced through purchases of the President's own crypto coin
- 1oooqooq 1y agoif they were going to pardon everyone, at least this save costs. i guess doge was really saving us money after all /s
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- selcuka 1y agoThis is currently how it works in some countries that are supposed to be (and were) democratic. Sadly the US is moving in the same direction.
- nine_zeros 1y ago*has moved
- blooalien 1y agonine_zeros> "*has moved" ... and is continuing to move further still ...
- bamboozled 1y agoLord Eric ?
- actionfromafar 1y agoThat's Lord Eric Frederick Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho Trump to you.
- duxup 1y agoYeah we already have judgments that the executive branch has gone well beyond it's allowed limits and the majority of SCOTUS stance has been: "Yeah well let the legal process play out ... in the meantime our guy gets to do whatever he wants, and you're still fired / kicked out of the country / funding cut / an so on". If it is at all inconvenient for the most powerful folks in the country, they get any limits on their actions protected by SCOTUS ... at the cost of the people.
- Yizahi 1y agoThis is by the way literally word for word official statements of the ruzzian officials. The conviction rates in ruzzian courts are above 99% every year and the official explanation is that the prosecutors and police are so amazing and great, that only real criminals make it to the court. :)
- mock-possum 1y agoWhat’s the deal with the ‘zz’?
- greenhearth 1y agoThis is the letters on Russian tanks in Ukraine. Sign of marauders and thieves.
- rurban 1y agoAnd it stands for SS, this historic German organization
- user205738 1y agoin principle, this is true, if the case does not have a reliable basis, then it will not go to court. If we take this into account, then the magic numbers of 99% will disappear. These are not only criminal cases, but also administrative and civil law relations. in principle, there was no need to discuss this at all, usually those who do not understand the legal system and who have never been to court, cry about 99%.