he has "great confidence in the federal judicial system".
lol
lmao even
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Fucking boyscout should grow some balls. Who gives two shits about any tapes now it’s all gone to shit and the people playing by the rules are getting played.
So when a grand jury issues an indictment, the prosecutor has two choices:
- ask for an arrest warrant. The indictment remains secret until the arrest has been completed, and the defendant appears in court.
- ask for a summons. The indictment is made public and the papers are served on the defendant like a regular lawsuit.
In this case, they went with option 2, summons. Which is the normal option for just perjury with no imminent flight risk.
And I hope to God that we still live in a country where they can't just go back to arrest the guy without first going back to the judge to get a warrant.
Hey FBI agents, quit your job.
You want to leave only the most corrupt ones?