Trump, Election Fraud and 06 Jan 2021 Indictment, Trial

Since NPD Trump has been officially charged, I'm thinking it's time to concentrate comments on this Jan 06 indictment & trial in one thread.


The election-meddling indictment against Trump is sprawling. Here's a breakdown of the case

^ I wanted to find an explanation of exactly what he is being charged with.


Trump’s new judge is a tough Jan. 6 sentencer — and has a history with him

Some info on Tanya Chutkan might be useful.



There are reports, nothing really serious, that NPD Trump did NOT like being addressed as Mr. Trump. This certainly isn't surprising. Is this Chutkan's normal MO, or is she sending a message that XPOTUS doesn't mean anything as to special handling? I lean towards a message, but since she hasn't before had a XPOTUS as a defendant we don't know.

 

While I think the DOJ has a good case, I think his defense team should try and argue that the original Constitution allowed for state legislatures to have more power and the Electoral Count Act is unconstitutional...

 

I wonder if they would choose NYC for the house arrest? I would think that his Florida place has too many random people showing up. And New Jersey might be about the same.

 

I hope John Eastman is forced to testify at the Insurrection trial, & is this honest.

 

Fight over Trump Jan. 6 secrecy order marks start of race to trial

https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2023/08/07/protective-order-trump-jan-6/

I don't know if the Wash. Post link will work. Basically NPD Trump is claiming 1st Adm freedom of speech. The article says we can expect to delay atempt after delay attempt (ad nauseum) in this case.

 

A hearing regarding what NNP Trump can & can't reveal is set for this Friday.

Judge schedules Friday hearing on proposed protective order in Jan. 6 case

A report on ABC's broadcast news said Chutkan has told the two sides to work out an agreement.


Trusting NPD Trump not to reveal protected info sounds like wishful thinking. Given his record of reckless speech erring on the side of caution seems wise.

 

Judge Chutkan says Trump's right to free speech in January 6 case is 'not absolute' | CNN Politics

What NPD Trump's attorneys agree to
might not be what
NPD Trump says and does.

I like two comments in particular.
This case can't be won on the campaign trail.
Any violations could lead to an expedited trial.

Chutkan did loosen some of the restrictions Smith wanted.

 

I wonder what she can actually do to get his attention. Tighten the restrictions until he can't say much of anything? Fines that can be appealed & delayed? Jail time for contempt of court?

Some insight...

https://www.salon.com/2023/08/09/ex...or-contempt-but-that-may-change-with-chutkan/

 

And of course NPD Trump is pushing back.

https://www.salon.com/2023/08/14/he-is-just-daring-the-now-targets-chutkan-in-truth-social/

The last paragraph of the article is great.

 

https://www.npr.org/2023/08/17/1194362551/tanya-chutkan-judge-threats-trump-insurrection-trial-shry

https://lawandcrime.com/high-profil...inst-jan-6-judge-is-locked-up-ahead-of-trial/

There's a link to the affidavit in the second article.

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Shry lives in Alvin, Texas, which is about 30 miles south/southeast of Houston; I have family living in & near Alvin, and I've spent a fair amount of time there. If Alvin sounds familiar to you it might be because it's Nolan Ryan's hometown.

The info in the link below confirms what I've always noticed: Black's avoid living in Alvin.

https://worldpopulationreview.com/us-cities/alvin-tx-population

Five percent is a very low number. It adds to my curiosity as to why blacks avoid living in Alvin.

 

https://www.npr.org/2023/08/17/1194362551/tanya-chutkan-judge-threats-trump-insurrection-trial-shry

https://lawandcrime.com/high-profil...inst-jan-6-judge-is-locked-up-ahead-of-trial/

There's a link to the affidavit in the second article.

*****
Shry lives in Alvin, Texas, which is about 30 miles south/southeast of Houston; I have family living in & near Alvin, and I've spent a fair amount of time there. If Alvin sounds familiar to you it might be because it's Nolan Ryan's hometown.

The info in the link below confirms what I've always noticed: Black's avoid living in Alvin.

https://worldpopulationreview.com/us-cities/alvin-tx-population

Five percent is a very low number. It adds to my curiosity as to why blacks avoid living in Alvin.

 

Trump proposes April 2026 trial in federal election subversion case | CNN Politics

April of 2026.

By then NPD Trump could've been reelected & stopped the case and/or pardoned himself (and many/all of the other defendants).

By then he could be dead.

 

NPD Trump is under some type of Be Careful What You Say order in all or most of his ongoing cases, namely to stop him from revealing sensitive info, and intimidating potential witnesses.

What if he pulls his old trick of promising pardons once he's reelected (hopefully only in his mind)? This wouldn't apply to the GA case as long as it remains under state jurisdiction.

I'd call it witness tampering.

 

Be careful about pissing off very powerful people who know secret things about your activities.

https://www.salon.com/2023/08/23/ro...ws-lawyers-faked-distance-from-capitol-riots/

I'm a little surprised that Stone expected to included in NPD Trump's Jan 06 rally.

 

Judge sets start date of March 4 for Trump's federal election interference trial

04 March 2024. As Chutkin said, NPD Trump has known about this a long time.