@Wormwarone @SaarioBrandon @mirandadevine It's true. A case can't be thrown out solely on leaked grand jury testimony. To get it tossed out you'd have to prove damages, which is almost impossible. A leak by itself is not enough. Besides, the DOJ can just empanel a new grand jury and repeat the process.
@SueKee4@MiracleJanet@mirandadevine They just have to prove it's in his possession, which he admitted to. They DO NOT have to prove he meant to do harm. They just need to prove he is in possession of it and refuses to return it. It's that simple.
@SaarioBrandon @mirandadevine The case can't be thrown out. If the actual leak came from the grand jury then the only recourse is against the person who leaked. Leaked testimony or evidence will be made public during trial, so no harm no real foul to the actual case.
@_BRCooper@MdmeAlbertine@capemellen@washingtonpost Starlink isn't reliable. It has issues when there is heavy cloud coverage, or a decent snow or rain. It's also not available in all areas of the US. Current coverage maps leaves big gaps in the US.
@_Gloomberg@laten_c@ScottAdamsSays There is a flaw in your theory, Caldwell was released on bail and never served a single second in solitary confinement. Joseph Hackett was released on bail. Joshua James released on bond. Minuta was released on bond... The list goes on. The overwhelming majority were released
@_Gloomberg@laten_c@ScottAdamsSays You don't need a plan to have a goal. I can field a baseball team with the goal of winning the game, but I don't have a plan then I have a very slim chance of success. With that said, groups like the proud boys and oath keepers had plans, just not a unified plan.
@laten_c@ScottAdamsSays 1. They did have the means, they just didn't have the organization.
2. They did have a plan. The goal was to keep TFG in power.