The Georgia Indictments Thread

[phrodeau]

“According to a 2022 article in the University of Georgia School of Law’s Journal of Intellectual Property Law, "In the context of photographs taken by law enforcement during the booking process, the author of the mugshot photograph is the law enforcement agency.””


Holy shit! That’s fuckin’ hilarious!

MAGA donations and sales related to the mugshot could belong to the Fulton County Sheriff Department!

Don’t worry Trump simps, the money you sent will benefit your hero by improving jail conditions.

Mugshots are government records. No wonder Trump stole one.

 

[icanhelp1]

So now acknowledging that racism still exists = "cultivating a race war"?

Well, I shouldn't say "now," as Ican'thelpmyself has been beating that drum for years. But it never ceases to amaze me that anyone could seriously believe such a thing. Then again, I don't think he really does.

Obama was a race baiter that started with the Cambridge police office doing his job. It was obvious that he had a habit of taking the side of persons of color during a high profile police incident. Obama was the great divider in so many ways to include race relations.

The face of race baiting in America *Al Sharpton* visited the Obama White House over 73 times.

 

[Fuzzy1975]

Obama was a race baiter that started with the Cambridge police office doing his job.

Really, have you any clue as to how the police act when they are doing their job?
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=police+break+in+wrong+house

It was obvious that he had a habit of taking the side of persons of color during a high profile police incident. Obama was the great divider in so many ways to include race relations.

"I don’t know – not having been there and not seeing all the facts – what role race played in that, but I think it’s fair to say, number one, any of us would be pretty angry; number two that he Cambridge police acted stupidly in arresting somebody when there was already proof that they were in their own home," Obama said in response to a question from the Chicago Sun-Times's Lynn Sweet.

Gates, Obama allowed, "is a friend, so I may be a little biased here. I don't know all the facts."

https://www.politico.com/blogs/ben-smith/2009/07/obama-cambridge-police-acted-stupidly-020099

Yes some "major" race baiting...as bad as Trump's Birtherism? You decide.......LMFAO

 

[ll74]

Obama was a race baiter that started with the Cambridge police office doing his job. It was obvious that he had a habit of taking the side of persons of color during a high profile police incident. Obama was the great divider in so many ways to include race relations.

The face of race baiting in America *Al Sharpton* visited the Obama White House over 73 times.

How does siding with non white people increase a divide?

 

[dkovic77]

How does siding with non white people increase a divide?

You know the answer. They are the “enemy”, I mean look at them. They don’t look like “us” so we must shun everything about them.

Most enlightened folks have seen through that smokescreen, but their lemming followers just keep buying into it.

Icant doesn’t know how to do basic research let alone anything of consequence. But he sure can keep spouting off the garbage his handlers give him to say. Open that inbox and find the next round of garbage.

 

[Bray123]

Race-baiting was taken to a whole new level with P01135809.

Remember when he spoke to the King of Egypt and told him he loved 'The Bangles' with their hit record 'Walk Like an Egyptian'?

 

[YDB95]

Obama was a race baiter that started with the Cambridge police office doing his job.

Harassing a man who was only trying to enter his own home is "a police officer doing his job", is it?

Look, Obama didn't invent the trope of police abusing Black Americans. (Do the Central Park Five ring a bell, by any chance?) It's been a problem for a very, very long time, and if we ever want that to change, we need to address it. That's what Obama called for. At the very worst, he made a mistake that was incredibly easy to make. But I don't even give the other side that much credit. And aren't you the one who was bemoaning inhumane conditions in the criminal justice system in this very same thread?

It was obvious that he had a habit of taking the side of persons of color during a high profile police incident.

If the evidence supported that conclusion, anyway, as it certainly did here.

Obama was the great divider in so many ways to include race relations.

"So many ways" and all you can name is one incident that was a perfect reflection of what Black men have always had to live with in our country, whether the guy was totally innocent in this case or not.

The face of race baiting in America *Al Sharpton* visited the Obama White House over 73 times.

Guilt by association.

 

[LLCox]

Meadows pleads not guilty.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/othe...-not-guilty-and-waive-arraignment/ar-AA1ghdRP

 

[butters]

The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals has limited special counsel Jack Smith's access to a congressman's cell phone data as he is investigated in the course of Smith's probe of 2020 election interference.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...tp&cvid=ccc39c293b784c92da2a2656cc940c7b&ei=8

 

[LLCox]

Turning worms

https://www.politico.com/news/2023/09/05/trump-cases-defendants-flipping-00113910

 

[Dribble]

Prosecution plans on calling 150 witnesses. That's a lot of evidence. Remember...in Georgia...only 2 acts need to be proven for a guilty conviction.

 

[phrodeau]

Kenneth Chesebro and Sydney Powell will be shackled together at trial, figuratively speaking.

 

[butters]

Kenneth Chesebro and Sydney Powell will be shackled together at trial, figuratively speaking.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crim...1&cvid=c940d8efd7a14d14976bc158822741a5&ei=10

 

[KeithD]

I can't think of anything more scary than being shackled with Sydney Powell.

 

[Fuzzy1975]

I can't think of anything more scary than being shackled with Sydney Powell.

I can. Donald Trump....

 

[KeithD]

I can. Donald Trump....

Not even that.

 

[butters]

DA Willis issues slap-down letter to jordan—'you lack a basic understanding of the law' and more yummy words after that.

It seemed quite possible that the Georgia district attorney might shrug her shoulders and put Jordan’s letter in the circular file, but as The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported, Willis instead acknowledged the chairman’s deadline with a letter of her own.

“Its obvious purpose is to obstruct a Georgia criminal proceeding and to advance outrageous misrepresentations,” Willis wrote, referring to Jordan’s letter from two weeks ago. “As I make clear below, there is no justification in the Constitution for Congress to interfere with a state criminal matter, as you attempt to do.”

The Fulton County prosecutor went on to tell the Judiciary Committee chairman, “Your letter makes clear that you lack a basic understanding of the law, its practice and the ethical obligations of attorneys generally and prosecutors specifically.”

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...1&cvid=4ecc2b41e45146aa98a773d5684f6f21&ei=40

 

[butters]

omg, she also had this to say in her letter:

With regard to her filing under the RICO statute, Willis made a point of reminding the blustery Ohio Republican that he never passed the bar after attending law school, writing that he can still continue his education by purchasing legal expert John Floyd's RICO book "for the non-bar member price of $249."

Lawfare reporter Anna Bower also got in a jab, writing, "Fani Willis to Jim Jordan: 'Bless your heart.'"

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...31&cvid=9179dd3a3a4c451484f7696d5176c4cd&ei=5

 

[butters]

damn, this DA's on a roll and it suits her! no wonder trump&co are so scared of her and DOJ Special Counsel Smith

DA Willis took down the notion proposed by the fake electors attempting to prevent the peaceful transfer of power by quoting the dems in Hawaii 60 years ago:

"First, and this principle hardly seems necessary to explain, actions that did not result in prosecution 60 years ago—in a different jurisdiction with different election code and criminal statutes, presided over by different prosecuting agencies, and with differing substantive evidence of criminal intent—provides zero protection" for the "co-defendants who conspired to advance the 2020 fraudulent elector scheme in Georgia," the brief states.

"Second, the factual situations are so readily distinguishable as to make the comparison meaningless," the filing continues.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...&cvid=9179dd3a3a4c451484f7696d5176c4cd&ei=119

 

[Bn2f]

So it's always a treat for me to find out something that I did not already know.
I had no idea that Rasslin Gym Jordan had weaseled his way into being the head of the freakin House Judicial Committee without ever passing the Bar or practicing law.
Wow!
This is another mark of the weakness that is the McCarthy leadership and this also explains the many complaints against historical procedure and precedent that the Jordan committee is constantly criticized for.

"Excuse me, but are you a lawyer?"
"No. But I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night."

 

[butters]

So it's always a treat for me to find out something that I did not already know.
I had no idea that Rasslin Gym Jordan had weaseled his way into being the head of the freakin House Judicial Committee without ever passing the Bar or practicing law.
Wow!
This is another mark of the weakness that is the McCarthy leadership and this also explains the many complaints against historical procedure and precedent that the Jordan committee is constantly criticized for.

"Excuse me, but are you a lawyer?"
"No. But I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night."

it's one of the reasons derpy's been so yappy... he seems to see himself as a real life legal person yet his posts here would beggar that. of course, the unqualified have often got themselves some certificate or other from equally unqualified or unscrupulous purveyors

 

[Fuzzy1975]

it's one of the reasons derpy's been so yappy... he seems to see himself as a real life legal person yet his posts here would beggar that. of course, the unqualified have often got themselves some certificate or other from equally unqualified or unscrupulous purveyors

I've always said, Arpys a paralegal at best.

 

[butters]

made public today, the full report from the 'special purpose grand jury' panel of 26 who heard testimony from 75 people and made their recommendations for charges. This is not the same 'regular grand jury' that has indicted trump and the other 18; the special jury had no powers of indictment, but DA Willis said they were needed for subpoena power to get some of those to testify.

Sen. Lindsey Graham and two other senators were among those that a special purpose grand jury recommended be charged in the Fulton County DA's election interference probe -- but were never charged -- according to the panel's full report that was released publicly on Friday.

In addition to Graham, then-Sen. David Purdue and then-Sen. Kelly Loeffler were among those the special purpose grand jury recommended for charges, but were not ultimately charged.

Others included former Trump national security adviser Michael Flynn, Trump 2024 campaign senior adviser Boris Epshteyn and attorneys Cleta Mitchell and Lin Wood. None were charged in the DA's probe.

In total, the special purpose grand jury recommended charges against 39 individuals. Among the others recommended for charges were a number of so-called "fake electors" who later ended up cooperating with the DA's investigation.

The panel specifically recommended the three senators be charged with the racketeering charge that the DA ultimately brought against all of the 19 defendants in her indictment.

perhaps charges will come later? or maybe evidence they provided allowed them to slide. perhaps DA Willis didn't want to muddy the waters any further than the 19 indicted in one go, in case it weakened the prosecution's focus. maybe we'll never know but i'd like to see every one of them taken down.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...tp&cvid=df59fa4be1724dc2973ffed971a8f064&ei=9

 

[Lazaran]

damn, this DA's on a roll and it suits her! no wonder trump&co are so scared of her and DOJ Special Counsel Smith

DA Willis took down the notion proposed by the fake electors attempting to prevent the peaceful transfer of power by quoting the dems in Hawaii 60 years ago:


https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...&cvid=9179dd3a3a4c451484f7696d5176c4cd&ei=119

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Fani Willis is a total badass boss lady.

I always thought she would be the biggest threat to the corrupt orange traitor.

Letitia James is a close second.

 

[butters]

James, Smith and Willis... the triumvirate that scares the shit out of trump and minions


it's clear through all the efforts being tried to remove them from the investigations and courts