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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][twitter]https://twitter.com/baldwin_daniel_/status/1691896568289304666[/twitter][/quote] Yeah, I don’t know what she was thinking. Smith did it the right way and narrowed it to Trump to get the best chance possible for a speedy trial. She guaranteed hers will take years when she indicted so many people and charged RICO. Dumb move.[/quote] What dumb move? This isn't a political trial. It's a criminal trial. They take as long as they take. [/quote] Except it won’t ever happen if he gets elected again.[/quote] That is uncharted waters. No one really seems to know the answer to whether a sitting president can be tried in state court for crimes committed prior to becoming the president.[/quote] No it isn't. There's absolutely zero legitimate legal reason I am aware of anywhere, why a sitting President can't be tried in court for matters not covered under scope of their presidential duties. Presidential immunity/absolute immunity/qualified immunity only applies to actions that happened as part of official duties. [/quote] Maybe because the president can’t carry out his duties if he’s focused on a trial or in prison. The Supreme Court would never let this happen. Get real.[/quote]
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