@Heywood98@cjdtwit@dawg_lb@GenFlynn @GoJackFlynn @SidneyPowell1@POTUS The Constitution makes clear that judiciary has no business second-guessing prosecutorial decisions; upheld by the Fokker case just a few weeks ago. That’s what Michael Flynn judge Emmet Sullivan decided to do. Exec branch sole right and power to prosecute no one else can!
@pvtjokerus@kimmi_chelle Sullivan should know better. In 2008, he threw out a corruption charge against Alaska Republican Sen. Ted Stevens based on prosecutorial misconduct. “For 25 years I've told defendants they'd receive a fair trial… I've never seen such mishandling or misconduct.”
@TrumpsGAGirl The U.S. Constitution makes clear that the judiciary has no business second-guessing prosecutorial decisions; upheld by the Fokker case just a few weeks ago. That’s what Michael Flynn judge Emmet Sullivan decided to do.
@seanhannity@Anon_decoder Under the Fokker Case, the DC Circuit which governs Judge Sullivan made it very clear if the government (DOJ) wants to dismiss a case, the District Court (Sullivan) cannot refuse to do so just because he doesn’t like the government’s theory. Unconstitutional!
@AmericanGrit365 @polishprincessh@gatewaypundit@GenFlynn@SidneyPowell1@realDonaldTrump Under the Fokker Case, the DC Circuit which governs Judge Sullivan made it very clear if the government (DOJ) wants to dismiss a case, the District Court (Sullivan) cannot refuse to do so just because he doesn’t like the government’s theory. Unconstitutional!
@RealMattCouch Under the Fokker Case, the DC Circuit which governs Judge Sullivan made it very clear if the government (DOJ) wants to dismiss a case, the District Court (Sullivan) cannot refuse to do so just because he doesn’t like the government’s theory. Unconstitutional!
@dbongino Under the Fokker Case, the DC Circuit which governs Judge Sullivan made it very clear if the government (DOJ) wants to dismiss a case, the District Court (Sullivan) cannot refuse to do so just because he doesn’t like the government’s theory. Unconstitutional!
@dbongino Under the Fokker Case, the DC Circuit which governs Judge Sullivan made it very clear if the government (DOJ) wants to dismiss a case, the District Court (Sullivan) cannot refuse to do so just because he doesn’t like the government’s theory. Unconstitutional!