[MtnClimber]

Sadly, I think the treatment of the J6 prisoners is a view to the new treatment for conservatives.

[Mr. Jeeves]

The courts are playing an old game of creating work for themselves.

And the most obvious symptom of this is the relentless attack on self-defenders. A well-established "front line" justice system - with instant verdicts and punishments reflecting community standards - would make much of the judicial overreach discussed by the author irrelevant. Big Justice can't drum up business for itself if actual justice is properly functioning further upstream.

[Michael.SF.]

This use of ‘Lawfare’ possibly began in 2002 with the indictment of Tom Delay. It took over ten years for the courts to finally throw his conviction out as being bogus. But the Democrats got what they wanted and Delay’s political career was over.

Some people, even RINO’s say Delay was an A-hole. Maybe. But he was the kind of A-hole you sometimes need on your side.

[Taxman]

Ping

[elpadre]

I don’t understand how a court or grand jury can accept a case in which the plaintiff has no idea when it crime occurred, has absolutely no evidence even though it is claimed to have happened in a high-end department store, in a dressing room. I can’t imagine such a store not having surveillance cameras all over the place, security guards throughout and then she never reported it.