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https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/the-court-giveth-saturday-june-29

The third and final case that exploded out of the Court’s chambers yesterday is most likely to be the conservative crowd favorite. It was also the decision that triggered furious waves of anger from the left. NBC indignantly ran the story headlined, “Supreme Court rules for Jan. 6 rioter challenging obstruction charge.” Like the two other decisions, this one came down 6-3. But this time, liberal Justice Jackson joined the majority, and Amy Coney Barrett unaccountably joined the minority.

The case involved a January 6th defendant charged with an Enron-era statute intended to prevent the shredding of business documents. But Biden’s DOJ shredded the statute’s language, applying it to anyone who entered the Capitol on January 6th, and to President Trump for making an “insurrection.”

The DOJ warped the statutory language, applying it in a novel, creative, historic way never before used, because the other charges like trespassing were just misdemeanors. But this Enron law was a felony, providing prosecutors up to 20 years of potential prison time per count. Prosecutors charged all the J6ers with their creatively interpreted statute. And the DC judges ate it all up, except for one.

Yesterday’s wild liberal backlash against the decision, featured prominently in the dissent, complained that the majority had “bent over backwards” to corral the statute back into its intended boundaries. But the majority patiently noted that at least one DC judge —Joe Fischer’s judge— had also found the statute inapplicable to strolling into the Capitol. Plus, one of the three liberal DC appellate judges who heard Joe’s appeal agreed. Plus, liberal Justice Jackson agreed with the majority in a concurring opinion, and one of the conservative Justices disagreed.

It was clearly bipartisan. So don’t fall for the narrative that it was about conservative Justices helping out Trump. And yesterday’s hot rhetoric looks pretty fake in light of the questions the Justices asked months ago at oral argument, which correctly signaled how things were going.

Independent journalist and J6 advocate Julie Kelly called this Fischer decision an “unprecedented defeat for Biden” and a “massive victory” for January 6th political prisoners:




A bunch of January 6th prisoners are about to get out of jail much sooner than they would have. I got several excited texts yesterday from lawyers defending J6 people. It will also probably drain the gas out of the DOJ’s continuing prosecutions, which are still being filed as fast as the DOJ can manage.

And Fischer greatly complicates the “insurrection” case against President Trump. It might even end it entirely.

For some reason, liberals were madder about Fischer than they were about the greatly diminished Administrative State after the fall of Chevron. Weird.

https://slaynews.com/news/trump-immediate-release-jan-6-defendants-supreme-court-ruling/

President Donald Trump has called for the immediate release of individuals arrested over the January 6 protests at the U.S. Capitol in 2021.

This follows a pivotal Supreme Court decision that may alter the legal landscape for many involved.

In a significant legal and political development, a Supreme Court ruling might change the basis of charges against numerous January 6 defendants, Politico reported.

During a rally in Virginia on Friday, Trump voiced strong support for those arrested over Jan. 6.

He made these remarks following a Supreme Court decision issued the same day.

The high court questioned the grounds of federal obstruction charges against about 350 protesters.

The Supreme Court’s ruling clarified that such charges should be upheld only if it can be demonstrated that the defendants intended to obstruct the physical counting of electoral votes.

This decision has potentially significant implications for those charged.

Reacting to the court’s decision, Trump said:

“Free the [Jan. 6] hostages now.

“They should free them now for what they’ve gone through.”

Trump was emphasizing the lengthy wait and the perceived injustice faced by the defendants.

His comments came just hours after the Supreme Court delivered its 6-3 ruling.

Freeing the US political prisoners is not nearly enough.

They should all be given the Medal of Honor and $10 million each, taken from the FBI budget.
Jan 6th should be declared a national holiday in their honor.
Pelosi and the FBI members who arranged the entrapment operation must be imprisoned for life.
Everyone who was on the sham J6 Committee must be expelled from Congress.

I guess she makes sense. The J6 prisoners are victims of the Vatican Inquisition because of the layered territories extant in the foreign occupied foreign city state of Washington DC. Of course, the Inquisition was devised to torture and confiscate property by fiat. They were lured and that is exactly what the videos show, police and authorities herding them into the Inquisition human bait trap. They were under the illusion that they were entering their own 'house' instead of a medieval religious dungeon of a foreign occupier.

From Anna Von Reitz: "If this seems mind-bogglingly complex and confusing,
it is.
The January 6th Protestors were fine and unmolested
so long as they stayed in the City of Washington, DC,
but they were lured deeper into the maze and
trespassed onto the "sacred ground" held by the
Municipal Government--- which is, within those
precincts, enabled to inflict the Roman Catholic Law
of the Inquisition, which explains the deplorable
mistreatment of these prisoners.
At a minimum, bear in mind that the American
Government capitol and the United States (Federal)
capitol are two separate things, and that there are
multiple governments represented, both foreign
governments under contract to provide us with "good
faith service" and our own American Government.
The American Government has never entered the
District of Columbia nor held any Congressional
Sessions there.
Our American Federal Subcontractor known as the
Federal Republic, which now stands "absent" and
vacated, and its members were entrusted to maintain
the City of Washington, DC, and operate it as a
"plenary oligarchy", but in their absence, the British
Territorial "Rump" Congress initiated by Lincoln has
been maintaining it on an "emergency basis"."

Patrick says

They should all be given the Medal of Honor and $10 million each, taken from the FBI budget.

Pension Fund, to be precise. Really, when government workers act badly and knowingly, this should be the case.

Imagine the unwillingness to violate the law if you knew your pension could take a hit. And the older, more authoritive position held, the less likely they would want to follow or wink at bad process.