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Gregg wrote: ↑Tue Sep 05, 2023 9:58 pm Can you say "Pre Trial Detention"?

I knew that you could....

northland10 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 06, 2023 8:15 am He will never get pre-trial detention and it is entirely unnecessary. He can't keep from breaking pre-trial release rules on Truth Social? Then no more TS for him until after the trial. That would be a true pre-trial detention for him. And for those just looking for revenge, it is a far more painful consequence than being detained by brick and mortar.

somerset wrote: ↑Wed Sep 06, 2023 12:13 pm

northland10 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 06, 2023 8:15 am He will never get pre-trial detention and it is entirely unnecessary. He can't keep from breaking pre-trial release rules on Truth Social? Then no more TS for him until after the trial. That would be a true pre-trial detention for him. And for those just looking for revenge, it is a far more painful consequence than being detained by brick and mortar.

How would this be enforced? What happens when he posts anyway (as he certainly will)?

JUST IN: Trump motions for the recusal of federal district court judge Tanya Chutkan in his Jan. 6 criminal case.

RTH10260 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 11, 2023 9:43 pm That's fun Not responding to any accusation but telling T (his lawyers) off for foul play. Letting the government write the reply for her ...

Grand jury investigating 2020 election interference meets after four-week break

By Casey Gannon and Holmes Lybrand, CNN
Updated 10:58 AM EDT, Thu September 7, 2023


CNN — The grand jury that handed up the indictment against former President Donald Trump stemming from efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election is meeting Thursday at the federal courthouse in Washington, DC, after an over four-week hiatus.

CNN saw the jurors working for special counsel Jack Smith at the courthouse Thursday morning. The grand jury was last seen meeting at the courthouse on August 8, a week after the indictment was handed up against Trump. Smith said after the charges were announced that the investigation would continue, and the latest grand jury meeting is an indication it’s ongoing.

The grand jury has been hearing evidence from Smith’s probe into 2020 election interference for almost a year. The indictment includes six unnamed co-conspirators who could still face charges.

In a hearing last week, DC District Judge Tanya Chutkan rejected both of the vastly different trial dates proposed by prosecutors and the defense. She set the date for Trump’s election subversion case for March 4, 2024, one day before Super Tuesday.

CNN reported earlier this week that Smith’s investigation has recently focused on how money raised off baseless claims of voter fraud was used to fund attempts to breach voting equipment in several states won by Joe Biden, as well as the role of former Trump lawyer Sidney Powell.

Powell’s non-profit, Defending the Republic, hired forensics firms that ultimately accessed voting equipment in four swing states won by Biden: Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Arizona, according to multiple sources familiar with the ongoing investigation. Powell faces criminal charges in Georgia after she was indicted last month by Atlanta-area District Attorney Fani Willis.

The new details about the investigation indicate federal prosecutors are scrutinizing a series of voting breaches following the 2020 election that state investigators have been probing for more than a year. Smith’s grand jury in Washington, DC, is set to expire on September 15 but it can be extended.




https://edition.cnn.com/2023/09/07/poli ... index.html

Twitter turned over at least 32 direct messages from the former President Donald Trump’s account to special counsel Jack Smith earlier this year as part of the federal election subversion investigation, according to newly unsealed court filings.

The detail of what prosecutors obtained with a search warrant issued to the social media platform was revealed in a brief submitted under seal in May to the US Circuit Court of Appeals in Washington, DC.

Twitter – now known as “X” – was appealing a judge’s ruling that sanctioned the company for its delay in turning over the records from Trump’s account.

This story is breaking and will be updated.

Former President Donald Trump’s public statements about the federal election interference investigation led to the harassment of witnesses, according to prosecutors with special counsel Jack Smith’s office.

Judge Tanya Chutkan, who is overseeing the federal case against Trump related to efforts to overturn the 2020 election, is weighing what to do with the special counsel prosecutors’ complaints regarding the alleged harassment.

The allegations were made public by the court Friday, after previous court filings indicated prosecutors were taking issue with Trump’s “extrajudicial statements” about the case.

“In its Motion, the government seeks to establish that Defendant has publicly criticized his perceived adversaries and is aware that this criticism has led to their harassment,” Chutkan wrote in an opinion Friday to unseal part of the discussions.

Quite the heated discussion on DeadLine WH right now. Nicolle Wallace actually said "shit" hit the fan. I don't think I've ever really said a bad word out loud like that.

Julie Kelly 🇺🇸 @julie_kelly2 wrote: NEW: Jack Smith asks Judge Tanya Chutkan for a gag order on Trump.

"Integrity of these proceedings" LMAO

Suranis wrote: ↑Fri Sep 15, 2023 10:12 pm Anyone else would already have kad a gag order shoved so far down their throat it would be cleaning their Diaper.