Special Counsel Jack Smith: Judgement Day (one way or the other)

[AndyinPA]

If he's a billionaire, it's because he won't pay lawyers for them.

[Greatgrey]

No electronic devices….

[Luke]

DOCKET ADDED to https://protopage.com/birthers:
https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/67 ... s-v-trump/

United States v. Trump (9:23-cr-80101)
District Court, S.D. Florida
Last Updated: June 12, 2023, 10:09 p.m.
Citation: United States v. Trump, 9:23-cr-80101, (S.D. Fla.)
Date Filed: June 8, 2023

Are we sticking with this topic for the case? Might be good to add the above.

[noblepa]

If he's a billionaire, it's because he won't pay lawyers for them.

I don't believe for a second that his net worth is more than a billion dollars. True, he controls several billion dollars in assets, but most if not all of them are mortgaged to the hilt, and it is widely believed that he inflated the value of them in order to obtain bigger loans.

Actually, if his assets were accurately valued, I'm not even sure that he would be solvent.

[Volkonski]

Judge Aileen Cannon will not preside over Trump arraignment: report

https://www.rawstory.com/aileen-cannon- ... raignment/

Although Trump's case was randomly assigned to Cannon, the arraignment will be handled by Magistrate Judge Jonathan Goodman.

According to the Miami Herald, Cannon has not been taken off the case.

"Cannon, who had been widely reported to be handling those duties, will still remain on the historic case as the lead judge," the report said.

Goodman was described as a "well-regarded veteran magistrate who once worked as a newspaper reporter."

[Volkonski]

Ron Filipkowski
@ronfilipkowski@bird.makeup
BREAKING: Mike Lindell is on his way to Miami.

It’s on now.

[AndyinPA]

If he's a billionaire, it's because he won't pay lawyers for them.

I don't believe for a second that his net worth is more than a billion dollars. True, he controls several billion dollars in assets, but most if not all of them are mortgaged to the hilt, and it is widely believed that he inflated the value of them in order to obtain bigger loans.

Actually, if his assets were accurately valued, I'm not even sure that he would be solvent.

I totally agree.

[noblepa]

If he's a billionaire, it's because he won't pay lawyers for them.

I don't believe for a second that his net worth is more than a billion dollars. True, he controls several billion dollars in assets, but most if not all of them are mortgaged to the hilt, and it is widely believed that he inflated the value of them in order to obtain bigger loans.

Actually, if his assets were accurately valued, I'm not even sure that he would be solvent.

I totally agree.

His kids may be in for a rude awakening when TFG's estate is probated. There may be no real value there for them to inherit.

[Chilidog]

So, she's a moron.

AKA: a typical Trump attorney.

Fun facts, Bobb holds a master's degree in national-security law from Georgetown University and served as a judge advocate in the US Marine Corps.

and yet she signed a sketchy legal document she should have been wary as hell about without even blinking an eye, apparently

she’s an educated fool

[neonzx]

Hey, lookie lookie. It is TUESDAY JUNE 13,2023

[Dave from down under]

been that way for 14 hours ;P

[Estiveo]

*sneers in Pacific Daylight Time*

[AndyinPA]

But it's June 13 where tfg is.

[Dave from down under]

May he have many more such days
(having his mug shot taken)

[much ado]

May he have many more such days
(having his mug shot taken)

I doubt they would feel the need to take one.

I was hoping for a mugshot also, but the Feds do not release them, even if they take them.
At least this is what I found, perhaps someone has better information...

Court ends routine access to federal mugshots

Court ends routine access to federal mugshots

By JOSH GERSTEIN

07/14/2016 02:42 PM EDT; Updated 07/14/2016 03:28 PM EDT

Public access to mugshots of people arrested on federal criminal charges will be dramatically curtailed under a ruling issued Thursday by a federal appeals court, unless the Supreme Court steps in.

On a 9-7 vote, the full bench of the Cincinnati-based 6th Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a two-decade-old legal precedent that allowed news organizations and others to obtain booking photos of criminal defendants who've appeared in federal court.

Writing for the majority, Judge Deborah Cook found erroneous a 1996 6th Circuit decision essentially guaranteeing access to mugshots requested under the federal Freedom of Information Act. Both that case and the one the court ruled on Thursday were brought by the Detroit Free Press.

Calling mugshots "squarely within [the] realm of embarrassing and humiliating information," Cook noted that they're considered so damaging to a person's reputation that they can't normally be shown at a trial.

"Booking photos convey guilt to the viewer," she wrote. "Indeed, viewers so uniformly associate booking photos with guilt and criminality that we strongly disfavor showing such photos to criminal juries."

[keith]

May he have many more such days
(having his mug shot taken)

I doubt they would feel the need to take one.

I was hoping for a mugshot also, but the Feds do not release them, even if they take them.
At least this is what I found, perhaps someone has better information...

Court ends routine access to federal mugshots

Court ends routine access to federal mugshots

By JOSH GERSTEIN

07/14/2016 02:42 PM EDT; Updated 07/14/2016 03:28 PM EDT

Public access to mugshots of people arrested on federal criminal charges will be dramatically curtailed under a ruling issued Thursday by a federal appeals court, unless the Supreme Court steps in.

On a 9-7 vote, the full bench of the Cincinnati-based 6th Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a two-decade-old legal precedent that allowed news organizations and others to obtain booking photos of criminal defendants who've appeared in federal court.

Writing for the majority, Judge Deborah Cook found erroneous a 1996 6th Circuit decision essentially guaranteeing access to mugshots requested under the federal Freedom of Information Act. Both that case and the one the court ruled on Thursday were brought by the Detroit Free Press.

Calling mugshots "squarely within [the] realm of embarrassing and humiliating information," Cook noted that they're considered so damaging to a person's reputation that they can't normally be shown at a trial.

"Booking photos convey guilt to the viewer," she wrote. "Indeed, viewers so uniformly associate booking photos with guilt and criminality that we strongly disfavor showing such photos to criminal juries."

The FBI says Hi:
The FBI 10 Most Wanted List

[Dave from down under]

And there I was looking for a photo of Donnie doing a dash..

[keith]

Heard that arraignment may be delayed because orange schmuck can't find a lawyer dumb enough to represent him.

I expect that the court can assign a public defender.

[Sam the Centipede]

I expect that the court can assign a public defender.

The public certainly need to be defended from Trump.

[Tiredretiredlawyer]

Ron Filipkowski
@ronfilipkowski@bird.makeup
BREAKING: Mike Lindell is on his way to Miami.

It’s on now.

[Luke]

It's still on, but Lindell is going to Bedminster for tonight's events. He can't go to Miami because he's dealing with lawyers about his Tina Peters / took his phone case which is tomorrow. Git posted a great clip, Steve Bannon called Lindell going to Bedminster "breaking news". At the very end, Lindell rushes to get in that his towel set is just $25.

[Kendra]

BREAKING FROM PRETTYMAN:

Nevada GOP Chairman spotted inside the DC courthouse where the Jan. 6 et al grand jury meets.

“Not on my bucket list,” Michael McDonald joked when I asked him about appearing the same day as Trump’s court date.

W/
@victoria_ebner
and
@natashakorecki
.

A bit moar at the link.

[raison de arizona]

CNN don't hold back in commenting after Donald Trump's attorney
Alina Habba says; "The people in charge of this country do not love America. They hate Donald Trump." Jake Tapper's brief retort: "OK, well, that's a lot of crazy."

[raison de arizona]

Let's see how that turns out for you.

For what it’s worth, under the Constitution, no member of Congress can be prosecuted for reading aloud on the floor any of the documents Trump allegedly has copies of.

[RTH10260]

(1) dear leader T is no longer in possession of any copies of those documents.

(2) reading from classified documents will land members of the House in hot water.

(3) hot water boarding can be omitted by making the reading in the SCIF facility to members of the House that have appropriate clearance.

(4) you may try reading from the private documents the FBI / DOJ still has in their possession cause they are evidence of the crime scene.

(5) let us know what T thinks of you quoting his love letters to Melania.