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SCOTUS Will Hear Fischer v. United States. DOJ Weaponization Of 1512c2 for J6ers Case


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SCOTUS granted cert on Fischer v. US, which challenges DOJ’s use of felony charge “Obstruction of an Official Proceeding” used to convict hundreds of J6 political prisoners

This statute was intended to be used against people destroying documents

 

DOJ weaponized it to unconstitutionally lengthen sentences of J6ers who walked through the US Capitol

 

If overturned by SCOTUS, it would be a historic humiliation for Merrick Garland, the DOJ, and Biden

More importantly it would free many J6 prisoners

 

 

 

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On April 16th, the Supreme Court will hear a case to determine whether the Biden Justice Department misused a federal criminal obstruct-of-justice statute to arrest and imprison Trump supporters on January 6th. https://scotusblog.com/case-files/cases/fischer-v-united-states/…

 

The Supreme Court will almost certainly reverse over 300 January 6th criminal charges or convictions before the end of June.

 

But the damage is done:

 

The Biden Justice Department has already wrongfully charged or imprisoned these January 6th protesters under its bogus, politicized, and malicious application of this post-Enron criminal statute. They’ve lost their reputations, jobs, livelihoods, fortune, liberty, friends. families, and even lives.

 

Jack Smith also misused this post-Enron statute for half of his bogus and political January 6th case to arrest and charge Trump for objecting to the 2020 presidential election, an objection which is allowed by the Electoral Count Act of 1887 and the First Amendment. (Why didn’t Democrats—including Al Gore, John Kerry, and Hillary Clinton—go to prison for objecting to Republican wins in 1968, 2000, 2004, and 2016?)

 

So half of Jack Smith’s January 6th case against Trump will almost certainly disappear before the end of June.

 

And the week April 22nd, the Supreme Court will decide whether the President of the United States—like federal judges and Members of Congress—are immune from criminal prosecution for their official acts. https://supremecourt.gov/orders/courtorders/022824zr3_febh.pdf…

 

This is a very easy answer: Yes.

 

Otherwise, the Court will allow the destruction of the presidency—and the country.

 

Should Obama face execution for capital murder for ordering the drone strike on 2 Americans—including a minor? Should David Barron, Obama’s legal advisor and now a federal appellate judge, join Obama’s fate? Should Biden face criminal charges for his illegal release of violent criminal migrants into America—and their natural and probable rapes, murders, and other violent crimes? Should the Biden Justice Department prosecutors, along with partisan Democrat and cowardly Republican judges, go to prison for falsely charging and imprisoning January 6th protesters under a malicious reading of the post-Enron obstruct-of-justice criminal statute?

 

Bottom Line: This is republic-ending lawfare. Let’s hope the Supreme Court has the wisdom and courage to stop it. Before it’s too late.

 

 

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On the narrow issue before the Supreme Court:

I do believe the criminal defendants will win before this Supreme Court.

That doesn't mean the prosecutions were improper, since the statute has been used in this way many times before without any appeals court ruling to the contrary. That says more about the composition of the current Supreme Court than it does about anything else. And for that, all the January 6 invaders should be thanking Mitch McConnell.

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"The Supreme Court will hear arguments [today] in a case that could eliminate some of the federal charges against former President Donald J. Trump..."

 

"... in the case accusing him of plotting to subvert the 2020 election and could disrupt the prosecutions of hundreds of rioters involved in the Capitol attack.

 

The question the justices will consider is whether a provision of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, enacted in the wake of the collapse of the energy giant Enron, covers the conduct of a former police officer, Joseph W. Fischer, who participated in the Capitol assault, on Jan. 6, 2021. The law figures in two of the federal charges against Mr. Trump in his election subversion case, and more than 350 people who stormed the Capitol have been prosecuted under it....

 

The law, signed in 2002, was prompted by accounting fraud and the destruction of documents, but the provision is written in broad terms. Still, in an earlier case involving a different provision of the law, the Supreme Court said it should be tethered to its original purpose...."

 

Writes Adam Liptak, in the NYT.

 

https://www.nytimes.com/live/2024/04/16/us/supreme-court-jan-6#supreme-court-jan-6-trump

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Front seat on the Short Bus. 

Sometimes the driver lets him work the turn signal for him.

 

EDIT: Supreme Court oral arguments on this still going on right now.

Damn, Elizabeth Prelogar, Solicitor General, is good. This law geek is in love.

 

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And then I find out this:

https://www.law.com/americanlawyer/almID/1202790713323/

Yes, she's the former Miss Idaho. How bout them potatoes.

 

Put her on the Supreme Court now!  Get some foundation to take Sotomayor to that West Texas rancho.

 

https://people.com/sports/antonin-scalia-died-during-getaway-with-members-of-secret-hunting-society/#:~:text=When Supreme Court Justice Antonin,origins date back to 1695.

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