9 Jan 2022 12:16 am
Because (imo) Biden's doj and Garland are too **** to prosecute them as such, despite his recent pledges to hold everyone responsible ACCOUNTABLE.Misty » 05 Jan 2022, 10:41 pm » wrote: ↑
If that definition doesn't fit I don't know what does.
The reason no one was charged with that crime is that Justice officials say that the FBI and prosecutors are better off building conspiracy cases, where the law is clearer, and using cooperators to build the complex prosecutions in order to have better chances of success.
There aren't many prosecutors who have even brought sedition-related cases.
Another here tried to make it out like they were getting decades of prison time, until I pointed out the FACTS, after which he tried to cover by saying he was speaking of the total time all of them combined would serve, which STILL would be an inaccuracy even if I believed THAT.
'Seditious conspiracy': Legal expert urges Merrick Garland to turn up the heat on Trump’s insurrectionist allies in Congress - Alternet.org
Merrick Garland ‘doesn’t seem up to the challenge’ of being AG: ethics expert - Raw Story
Merrick Garland is 'treating Trump more like Nixon than the Hitler I believe he is' - Raw Story
There are ‘no signs’ DOJ is ‘looking at Trump and his inner circle,’ says top Politico reporter - Alternet.org
AND:
The Jan. 6 Defendants Are Getting Off Easy
We reviewed all 733 criminal cases connected to the insurrection. Here is what we found.