Kepler
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Can you hold media entities in contempt if they dox jurors?
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POTUS 45.66: Get Hard
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Can you hold media entities in contempt if they dox jurors?
unofan
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If they use only information that they hear in open court or that is otherwise publicly available? Nope.
A specific juror might have a private cause of action for invasion of privacy or something like that depending on many factors, but courts can't put a gag order on private citizens watching a trial in open court, or the whole open court thing becomes meaningless.
Handyman
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I am not sure what is more amazing about Day 1 of Trump's Trial...
1) Trump is arguing he didn't have an affair
2) AMI released the mistreses from their NDAs one month after the election
3) an editor at the Enquirer texted David Pecker on election night when Trump was about to win "what have we done?"
4) Weisselberg wrote down the entire scheme down...and the prosecutors have the notes
1) Trump is arguing he didn't have an affair
2) AMI released the mistreses from their NDAs one month after the election
3) an editor at the Enquirer texted David Pecker on election night when Trump was about to win "what have we done?"
4) Weisselberg wrote down the entire scheme down...and the prosecutors have the notes
Deutsche Gopher Fan
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Judge tells trumps lawyer he’s losing all credibility
maybe he just can’t breathe from the farts
maybe he just can’t breathe from the farts
ticapnews
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"When ya ain't got nothin'
You got nothin' to lose"
In front of the jury? What did he do?
Deutsche Gopher Fan
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Not sure if jury was present because I refuse to watch tv coverage of this circus
sounds like lawyer was trying to defend some
of Donnie’s recent social media posts, probably trying to say why he didn’t violate the gag order
Handyman
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https://www.threads.net/@griffinkyl...QGzhD5tUP7ZLOFo9-eowjLznsHE_KrqhGb4Y6ttuJABDg
Jesus...I was wrong they flat out did interfere in the election. And they were so stupid they were explicit about it!
As for what the judge said...the lawyer lost credibility when he said Trump didn't sleep with Stormy Daniels. No one on the jury is going to believe that. Hell half the Trumpers don't. Trump is killing his own case.
Jesus...I was wrong they flat out did interfere in the election. And they were so stupid they were explicit about it!
As for what the judge said...the lawyer lost credibility when he said Trump didn't sleep with Stormy Daniels. No one on the jury is going to believe that. Hell half the Trumpers don't. Trump is killing his own case.
Handyman
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The Jury was not there when Merchan said it. It was in the contempt hearing about Trump's violation of the gag order. They argued it was political speech and since he was reposting a quote he did nothing wrong. When Merchan heard that Trump altered the quote and Blanche had no defense of it Merchan then made his comment.
BTW it is the right move for the prosecutors to not seek jail time but just money for each violation. They even said they think Trump wants to go to jail. I agree he wants to be a martyr. Take his cash and cut him off at the knees.
BTW it is the right move for the prosecutors to not seek jail time but just money for each violation. They even said they think Trump wants to go to jail. I agree he wants to be a martyr. Take his cash and cut him off at the knees.
MichVandal
Well-known member
100%. Money takes his identity. Take that and he's cooked. And take his corporation, even better. That, and it's a more effective punishment, since it hurts more.
I thought it was a max fine of $1000/violation of the gag order? That kind of money is never going to hurt Trump or his campaign.
MichVandal
Well-known member
Given who this is, it can add up pretty fast.
No. For Trump to even think twice, I think it has to be over $100M.
Even if he violated the gag order 100x per day, it would take 273 years to add up to $100M.
MichVandal
Well-known member
We will have to see how it's ruled. Let alone how much more financial pain he can take.
Kepler
Cornell Big Red
Kepler
Cornell Big Red
Throw him into gen pop. Let the market decide.
aparch
Well-known member
He *wants* to be a martyr. Just imagine the campaign spam about how his freedoms have been snuffed out by the croooked Dems if that happens. "They're jailing their opponents!"
Nah. Hit him where it hurts the most: his ego. The man couldn't make change for a nickel if he used a take-a-penny jar. $1000 per offense isn't much, but when you're paper tiger billionaire who can't even AmEx Chick-Fil-A for lunch it's embarrassing to be reminded of that publicly.