Here’s the ACTUAL Order, folks. A quick reading shows the Court did NOT postpone trial “indefinitely.” So the article and OP are both false. I also find nothing wrong with the Order itself. Do you? If so, cite specifics.
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So every Democrat judge would have to recuse him/herself if a Democrat were a party? Same for Republicans? Nonsense.To eliminate the appearance of political bias in their decisions. Otherwise it could be grounds for an appeal.
On the other hand, rushing through the discovery phases of the CIPA might violate due process.On the other hand, delaying the trial is election interference because we as voters should be aware of the criminal negligence of the people we vote for. Holding back the trial prevents us from valuable information about a candidate.
The court postponed the trial -- and did not pencil in a new date. That is effectively "indefinitely."Here’s the ACTUAL Order, folks. A quick reading shows the Court did NOT postpone trial “indefinitely.” So the article and OP are both false. I also find nothing wrong with the Order itself. Do you? If so, cite specifics.
I get it. You don't want to answer my question. I'll try again:Ask SZ. (see Post #67).
i disagree.The judges Trump has had to deal with who have shown their leftist political leanings haven't recused themselves, so this judge shouldn't have to either--unless you want to see a double-standard employed in the justice system.
What didn't you like about the refutation?But not correctly. That's why I'm having to point out your errors; to give you the opportunity to correct them.
Now that is clearly taken out of context. Once again, that assumes that the condition was that they were aware of the evidence so they know that Trump is guilty. The evidence that has been released to the public is pretty clear. Did you follow his tax fraud trial? It was noncriminal so he faced only monetary losses. In that case both sides asked for a preemptive judgment. That is one where the judge decides guilt or innocence before the trial. Both sides asked for a preemptive judgement and the judge was happy to oblige. Trump was found to be guilty on the evidence that both sides agreed was factual. That can happen in a bench trial. It does not happen in a jury trial. They still went through all of the evidence because the prosecutor wanted a record of it.Yes, and then you admitted that they were "Wanting to prosecute Trump for crimes". Not exactly impartial.
I know. It's an embarrassment and failure of the justice system that Trump gets the platinum preferential treatment membership card.Specifically HOW have these judges shown their bias against Trump? Details are required.
Just so you know, he used a bit of a strawman argument. My example was for judges in general. It seems that he thinks that the whole world is ignorant of what went down at Mar a Lago.I get it. You don't want to answer my question. I'll try again:
Which judge has stated they want to prosecute Trump? Names please.
Specifically HOW have these judges shown their bias against Trump? Details are required.
I do not think that there has been any rushing at all. The problem appears to be the judge trying to drag this out as long as possible so that it does not occur before the election.On the other hand, rushing through the discovery phases of the CIPA might violate due process.
On the other hand, rushing through the discovery phases of the CIPA might violate due process.
Yea. It removes pre election interference by one party, one voice, Democrats who are attempting to fix the election hell bent on removing their political opponents indefinitely.
Which I think is a disservice to the American People amd a violation of Trump's right to swift and speedy trial. It has to happen and this judge is delaying it, why?I do not think that there has been any rushing at all. The problem appears to be the judge trying to drag this out as long as possible so that it does not occur before the election.
Nope. Read it again.The court postponed the trial -- and did not pencil in a new date. That is effectively "indefinitely."
Nothing unusual at all. Are you familiar with how often courts continue dates?I do not think that there has been any rushing at all. The problem appears to be the judge trying to drag this out as long as possible so that it does not occur before the election.
EDIT: Another problem is that she grabbed dates and then has shown that she cannot keep them and that has stalled the other prosecutions that are being attempted. New York was a bit bold and when ahead regardless. I would hope that Georgia follows suit.
Two quotes from two posters taken out of context and having nothing to do with one another.Which is different from:
I am running out of hands.
Unfortunately this is not a normal case. Trump's trials need to occur before the election for justice to be done. If he is innocent he needs to be found to be so and have his name cleared. If he is guilty allowing him to become President again is a gross miscarriage of justice. This judge should have either worked quickly or conceded her scheduled times to others. Instead she deliberately slow walked the trial and used paperless orders to avoid being overturned. She has no excuse for her actions besides trying to abuse the legal system for Trump.Nothing unusual at all. Are you familiar with how often courts continue dates?
Two quotes from two posters taken out of context and having nothing to do with one another.
Maybe you should read it again -- and if you find that new trial date, let us know. What the judge said is this:Nope. Read it again.
That’s not how courts work.Unfortunately this is not a normal case. Trump's trials need to occur before the election for justice to be done. If he is innocent he needs to be found to be so and have his name cleared. If he is guilty allowing him to become President again is a gross miscarriage of justice. This judge should have either worked quickly or conceded her scheduled times to others. Instead she deliberately slow walked the trial and used paperless orders to avoid being overturned. She has no excuse for her actions besides trying to abuse the legal system for Trump.
Kind ofWhich is kind of the point I was making.