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32288 Re: Trump pardons ex-Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio - White House
   Yeah, I mentioned that several days, ago ... 'cuz it was the most infu...
Beldin   POPE IV   26 Aug 2017
10:00 PM
32215 Re: Trump pardons ex-Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio - White House
   Very sneaky on the jury trial. I'm getting sick and tired of seeing...
lkorrow   POPE IV   26 Aug 2017
7:00 AM

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Re: Trump pardons ex-Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio - White House

By: monkeytrots in POPE IV
Sat, 26 Aug 17 6:47 AM
Msg. 32209 of 47202
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So ... this is how they did it. Wasn't aware that the Supreme Court had rewritten the Constitution - throwing out the protections of a trial by Jury.

DAMN THEM.

Perhaps the most suspicious aspect is that the DOJ is limiting the potential jail time to six months.

That cap is important because the Supreme Court has held that the Constitution does not require a jury trial for matters where the maximum imprisonment does not exceed six months.  

By keeping to this limit, the DOJ is guaranteeing that Arpaio’s fate will be decided by a federal judge, not by a jury of his peers in Arizona.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2017/04/16/deep-state-doj-disqualified-judge-seek-jail-time-sheriff-joe-arpaio/




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