So he gets to see them all and just say “all of these were planted except the ones I declassified with my mind” and she’s just going to nod and agree. Cool
Yeah so I go to jail if I'm that unhinged in my job. Imagine that's true for p much everyone except judges and Trump
tbh I don’t think the decision is a big deal; he’s already put out the idea to the world that there was planted evidence and he will never put in evidence that it was
If he doesn’t face any legal consequences then it is a big imo. If he is only to say “shit was planted” it serves its purpose.
If he wins this appeal, I don’t know what will happen. But, it will certainly be far far worse than if he loses
I mean, I could have said the same to your post. Yes, the fact he appealed this is obviously a really big deal.
It shouldn’t get heard by the SCOTUS and they should let the 11th circuit decision stand. But if it does get heard, it will be because Thomas is the circuit justice for the 11th circuit.
It sounds like this isn’t going to the full SCOTUS. What a convenient coincidence that this goes to Clarence.
Find it hard to believe Trump's lawyers would take this to Thomas if they didn't already know he would rule in their favor. Edit: Yet another Captain Obvious moment...
Thomas gave the DOJ a week to file their response. That’s the next step. Thread isn’t on timing, but it’s good anyway.
When the SCOTUS determines whether to grant an application for a stay of a lower court decision (an injunction to put it on hold, essentially), or in this case overturning the 11th Circuit’s stay of the district court’s decision, it is supposed to use a 3 prong test to determine whether to grant it. First, if this was a plenary appeal (after finality of the Appeals Court appeal process, which this is not), would they grant cert (accept the petition of certiorari) to hear oral arguments and issue a decision on the merits? Second, would the petitioner (Trump) have a fair prospect to succeed on the merits of the appeal? Finally, would the petitioner suffer irreparable harm if the stay is not granted and the lower court decision is allowed to stand and just follow the normal appeal process? Trump paid $3m to Kise to write an application for a stay that made a jurisdictional argument that “might” be enough for the first two prongs of the test, especially with this SCOTUS. But, even if it successful, all it would mean is that the classified documents which the 11th Circuit said didn’t have to go to Dearie would now have to go to Dearie. HOWEVER, per what this guys says, the application didn’t even argue at all the irreparable harm prong at all. My guess is because Kise knew he didn’t want to sign his name to that in front of the SCOTUS. As such, this should fail. But if there is any justice who’d send this to the full SCOTUS instead of denying it, and if there is any SCOTUS who might rule for him, it is this one.
A log describing some of the seized materials was apparently inadvertently posted to the public docket: https://assets.bwbx.io/documents/users/iqjWHBFdfxIU/rIXme91nlS44/v0 Article: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...a-lago-pardons-white-house-emails-legal-bills
I didn’t see anything about J6. I did get chuckle out of him refusing to pay legal fees, and need to know what settlement agreement would warrant naming a folder named “harder”
The hostile witness pod talked about how drearie built it into his decision that trump has to split the legal costs of all this nonsense he’s causing with doj, likely since drearie has heard about Donnie’s tendency to not pay his attorney’s fees.
The U.S. 11th Circuit Court of Appeals last month sided with prosecutors and removed about 100 documents marked classified from the purview of the independent arbiter, or special master, who had initially been tasked by a federal judge in Florida with reviewing all of the roughly 11,000 documents that agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation seized from Mr. Trump’s resort. On Wednesday, the same appeals court granted the Justice Department’s additional request to expedite its challenge to the broader special-master process. Prosecutors have sought to dismantle the entire outside review, saying the monthslong effort is hindering an urgent criminal investigation. Advertisement - Scroll to Continue In a brief order on Wednesday, the appeals court said submission of legal briefs should be completed by Nov. 17. The order, written by Circuit Judge Adalberto Jordan, said a randomly selected panel of its judges would hear the appeal. The panel would decide “when and how” to hear oral arguments, the order said. Mr. Trump’s lawyers had opposed the request for expedited consideration. A spokesman didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. Wednesday’s order “could result in the DOJ more quickly obtaining the thousands of seized documents that are critical to their case—but there are still many hoops to jump through,” said former Justice Department national security lawyer Brandon Van Grack, now at the law firm Morrison Foerster. The Justice Department’s appeal, lodged last month, challenges U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon’s decision to delay the criminal investigation for months so that a special master could review the seized materials. The Justice Department obtained a preliminary ruling in its favor from the 11th Circuit on Sept. 21. In that decision, a unanimous three-judge panel said the government could resume reviewing roughly 100 documents marked as classified, removing those documents from the special master’s review. Last week, the Justice Department urged the court to quickly consider its broader appeal, saying that “the portions of the district court’s injunction that have not been stayed restrict the government’s ability to vindicate the strong public interest in proceeding expeditiously with the criminal and national security investigation that underlies these proceedings.” Judge Cannon has said the special-master process would help ensure fairness to Mr. Trump and bolster public confidence in the investigation. Mr. Trump’s lawyers, meanwhile, have lodged their own appeal, and on Tuesday asked the Supreme Court to vacate the decision by the 11th Circuit to keep the classified materials out of the special master’s review.
No one, and I mean no one, loves dumb shit crimes more than the trump family. They just love the crimes.
But the thing I’ve heard repeated more in the background with news on: Hunter may not have reported his taxes correctly. Considering that’s a trump family rule, stealing classified docs should really lead the program.
It’s like they have a predisposition in their DNA to carry out the dumbest ones in the sloppiest ways possible. This has to be the only timeline where none of them are in jail.