Posted on 07/05/2021 7:10:56 AM PDT by kanawa
Dozens detained in federal prison awaiting trial following the Jan. 6 breach of the U.S. Capitol building are being subject to solitary confinement, lack of required medical care, and restricted access to defense counsel, according to two attorneys and the father of a defendant.
Of the close to 500 arrests made so far in connection with the Jan. 6 incident, lawyers John Pierce and Steven Metcalf II, who represent several of the defendants, told EpochTV’s “The Nation Speaks” that some detainees who are being held pre-trial face solitary confinement for 23 hours a day in conditions that are “unconstitutional” and violate “every single basic human right.”
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Good question.
Perhaps the families of the accused could unite and call for answers.
I can see some of them keeping their heads down to not make it worse
but I’d think there would be enough willing to come together
and present a unite front calling for answers and redress.
I’m not sure why you chose to have a disagreement with me.
We seem to be saying the same thing different ways.
Is the only point is whether or not there is a formal declaration that I still think there will never be any. There may be a declaration of martial law, Which will probably fail.
It’s not going to be some states against other states it’s going to be cities against suburbs.
We seem to be saying the same thing different ways.
Pretty much.
Shake hands and buy each other a beer? (or other beverage of choice?)
Why haven’t there been protests against this? Peaceful protests!
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3973655/posts
U.S. political prisoners – DOJ’s political targeting of Jan. 6
One America News ^ | July 4, 2021
Perhaps. Sometimes I wonder if most Americans have the stomach for a fight.
Sounds like a plan
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